Day 14: Surrender
byThursday brings us back to art. This painting is best viewed on a large screen (so if you’re on your phone, be sure to…
painting
Day 8: The Peaceable Kingdom
byEdward Hicks painted dozens of versions of his famous work The Peaceable Kingdom in the 1820s-1830s, The Peaceable Kingdom. He was a Quaker from Bucks County, Pennsylvania….
Day 2: Brushfires
byWe offer to God an acceptable worship with reverence and awe; for indeed our God is a consuming fire. Hebrews 12:28-29 Take some time…
Courage
bycourage reminds me of kids and crayons: the continuous lines, the ambiguous reasons…
Breathing Things: A Conversation With Artist Taylor O. Thomas
byTaylor O. Thomas lives and works in Nashville, Tennessee where she fills her apartment with large, but intricately layered color-filled paintings. Sometimes the images…
Probability and Perfection
byGiving Thanks
for Broken Bread
Thunder crumbles, stale bread
through worn hands. He breaks
Meadow
byMeadow, Acrylic on canvas, 24″x24″
Pines
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The Aggregate for September 27th
byFarmers’ market values, cell phones and the rainsforest, and Our Lady of perpetual surf
Even Mountains Can Move
byand not just move, but crumble. Not just crumble, but bow, moving further down than rigidity would keep them and deeper into the shoulder…