“Be ardent in your work and you will find God in your cooking pots.” From the film Seraphine by Director Martin Provost (2008)
I love it when God changes a life through something I’ve written.
God can take you places. I snapped this photo of my friend overlooking the Kwajalein lagoon in the Marshall Islands.
I had quite a profound intellectual exchange with a small packaging of a facial lotion this morning. I usually don’t read the company information to any great extent, but this morning was different…and my mind whizzed off into vast and unexplored arenas… On the reverse side was a passage which described the benefits of this … Continue reading »
This little pony I’ve been working on for a few weeks; painting, studying and painting some more. It evolved with an Autumn look about it. I was happy with the results, though I can see some unrefined areas. But sometimes I just have to let a painting be, otherwise I risk overworking it…and there’s no … Continue reading »
After four months of intense painting to finish the art show pieces, my room morphed into a neglected storage closet. I had no system to keep my belongings organized and no space to put them in. As you can see, there are shoes stacked up under the seat, magazines and scrabble games on the stool, … Continue reading »
If anyone tells you that thinking for yourself is not the correct thing to do….then it’s only because they desire to do your thinking for you. If at any time what you learn and how you interpret are being filtered through another person’s perspective, then you have lost the free will God intended you to … Continue reading »
I remind myself I’m doing my part to care for the vessel God has given me…this human body. If Smith Wigglesworth honored God by taking care to dress himself properly, then I think I can do the same by taking care of my inner most parts as well by eating healthy. After all, Jesus did … Continue reading »
After watching a documentary called Food, Inc. and knowing it was time for a change in my own lifestyle, I headed out to the Lexington Farmer’s Market this morning for a little organic medication. It was a cool summer morning and there were local farmer’s and their wares gathered together in Cheapside Park with an … Continue reading »
