This year we were blessed to have more of our family with us than usual. Our son and daughter-in-law were here from Washington state, our g...

Prompt #46 for the Gratitude52 Art Journal Challenge is to illustrate your thankfulness for Thanksgiving. For so many reasons, I am thankf...

This is week 45/52 of the Gratitude52 Journal Challenge. I’m determined to do all 52, and I’m glad I’m not behind!! Only 7 more to go! T...

For my personal Bible Study time, I usually have several things going on simultaneously, and I draw from at least one of these on most days...

I am plugging along, determined to finish the 52 weeks of Gratitude Journal art. This is Prompt #44/52, so I think I can make it. It is mo...

Still experiencing a bit of what we used to call “Indian Summer” in Missouri. It’s cool enough to be comfortable and yet much warmer t...

Prompt #43 for the Gratitude52 Journal is to illustrate your gratitude for community. My first thought was my church community. That remin...

The events and happenings of life have made it difficult to post as regularly as usual. So, I’ll catch up with some art work today and hope ...

Thoughts shared from Sara, leader of the Women of Valor Bible Study: Phoebe is only mentioned in a single sentence, in the Book of Roman...

Prompt #37 for the Gratitude52 Art Journal Challenge is to illustrate gratitude for chores. As Jenny shared in this quote from an unknown ...

We will soon be headed back across the country, from our WA home to our MO home, and I am looking forward to autumn in our home state, whe...

“Seasons Illustrated” blogger “Sara Laughed” presented an excellent discussion of this Woman of Valor. Here are some of her words that hel...

The prompt for Week 35 of the Gratitude52 Art Journal Challenge is to illustrate our appreciation for teachers. I was born to be a teach...

For the study on Elizabeth, I chose to illustrate the Bible verse with a stamp from a new collection I love—a Santoro’s Gorjuss stamp. I c...

This is week 34 of the Gratitude 52 Art Journal Challenge. Each week is more difficult for me. “Draw or illustrate your appreciation for y...

While I still scrapbook regularly, I rarely post anything about my scrapbook pages. For some time, my original blog title “Sentiments and Sc...

The Bible Art Journaling Bible Studies I have been working through, Women of Valor, with Seasons Illustrated, will have a total of 12 less...

I am getting less careful about the art that I do to answer these Gratitude 52 Art Journal Challenges. But, after 33 weeks of challenges, ...

The “Heaven is Calling” series of Bible Journaling Studies focuses on “connecting with a good God.” Lesson 8 is from the book of Esther. ...

I enjoy the therapy of coloring with my PrismaColor Premiere Pencils in this inspirational coloring book. #inspirationalcoloringbook #...

One of my favorite women of the Bible is Hannah. She prayed for a son and vowed to dedicate that son to the Lord. Her prayer was answered,...

These challenges are not easy, but after all, they are “challenges.” For Week 32, the Gratitude52 Journal Prompt is “Draw or illustrate yo...

There are so many things to love about the story of Ruth in the Old Testament. Being a romantic, I am especially fond of the love story of...

Well, obviously, when Prompt #31 for the Gratitude52 Art Journal, “thankful for pets,”came to my inbox,  I was required to do a page about...

This Bible journaling page is based on the Bible Study from Rebekah Jones, “Heaven is Calling” - Lesson 7. It really is true that my Fat...

Ironically, the Gratitude52 Journal Prompt for Week 30 came in DURING our vacation to Victoria, British Columbia. It was a wonderful trip,...

Exodus 15:21 I typically remember Miriam as the sister-protector who watched over her baby brother Moses, after he was placed in the bul...

The Gratitude52 Journal prompts seem to be getting tougher each week. This week’s challenge is “Leaders.” In the context of the politica...

The prompt for Week 28 of the Gratitude52 Journal is the toughest yet. Wow. Now, rest assured, I have some very early memories. My earli...