Here is an illustration from my prayer journal, as I reflected on James 3. Even when I think I know more, even when I think I am right, may I have this humility that comes from wisdom.
I'm sharing this in Faith Filled Friday, Heartprint Hallelujahs, Just Journals, Spiritual Sundays, Sunday Sketches and Inspire Me Monday.
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Well Peggy, this is simply charming; so struck by the verse, and the adorable art that frames it perfectly. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat is a neat idea to illustrate a Bible passage in your journal--it would probably help me to memorize. My daughter does this with her kids and they place the illustrations that the kids help to make and put them on their dining room wall. They go over them while they eat.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely and flowing. It refreshes as one views the beautiful art work and the words places so beautifully around it.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely peggy. 'without inconsistency or insincerity' - such a challenge.
ReplyDeleteVery creative! So glad God gives us wisdom!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Illustration Peggy! While Here I Browsed Down To Explore Photos Of The "Paint Party" Posting From Last Saturday. Looked Like Such A Fun Day! And Your Piece Turned Out Wonderfully! And Thanks For Poppin' By My Place During Sneak Peek Friday. It's So Much Fun Catching Up With Fellow Artists. Have A Glorious Weekend. Hugs Of Georgia Sunshine, Terri
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to prayer journal! Its a beautfiful thing to worship God with the talents that he has given us.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors, as always. And I really like her closed eyes.
ReplyDeleteRinda
What a creative way to express God's Word. Your beautiful artwork radiated humility...and spoke deeply to my heart about my own need to seek more of HIS widsom...the wisdom that produces humility and true beauty.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this...and thank you for sharing it at "Heartprints of God". I know you will bless many.
~Stacy
Wow! This is beautiful. Love the verse. :)
ReplyDeleteUne grande sensibilité... MA G I FI Q U E...
ReplyDeleteGros bisous
a lovely piece.
ReplyDeleteLovely creation ~ colorful and love the words ~namaste, carol ^_^
ReplyDeletethis is beautiful, and the words are so beautiful too.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful. I once tried to make a word picture of this myself, but not near as pretty!
ReplyDeleteYour illustrations are allways lovely
ReplyDeletebeautiful, and wise words!
ReplyDeleteThat yellowy orange dress against the blue is really perfect... seems so fresh and your tonal work is superb as always...xx
ReplyDeleteHi Peggy, it's my first time to visit your blog and this pretty illustration of one of my favorite verses captured my attention, but when I read your profile I was the more surprised!
ReplyDeleteDo you sell your drawings? You're like my co-blogger and friend Patsy of Papemelroti (or maybe you're sisters? :) whose artworks I've been smitten with and have bought 3 so far with 1 still in the works).
Can I "copy paste" your James 3:17 to my blog?
Thanks much!
Rina
Beautiful page from your prayer journal. Thank you for reminding me of this verse. I memorized the book of James awhile back, and I remember staying on this verse for sometime...hoping that it would all sink in. Blessings!
ReplyDeletepretty and peaceful!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful piece. I love the orange in this one and the flowers in her hair. Nicely done! :)
ReplyDeleteSorry for delay in responding. Internet issues. Grr. :D
This is so sweet. I love the colours and the feeling this piece invokes. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful illustration. I'm glad you chose to share it with us.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Charlotte
This is great...and a very timely word for me today! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThis is truly lovely. Im a designer/ editor. Are you aware that you spelled inconsistancy wrong?
ReplyDeleteHi! This is really a great art work. Can I put this image in my blog entry? (Although it is already there, I can remove it if you disapprove.) If you allow it, can I use some of your related images when I write in my blog? I put caption where I grabbed the image. Thank you...
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