For this fortnight Patter has given us the word "Prayer" for our artwork. When I went looking for a scripture to use I found this lovely one which has a song based on it which I will share a website below where you can read the words and click on the link to listen to the song being sung.
Prayer is an area of my walk with the Lord where I know I fail him miserably. I do not know why I do not discipline myself more and set aside proper prayer time. Patter's devotional thoughts have been good timing for me to search myself and ask myself.... why??? why don't I take time to pray. I know I am constantly talking to the Lord during the day but do not go aside for a proper quiet time. If Jesus did it I should also.
For my digital artwork I used a kit called Prayer and Praise by Thao Cosgrove and the scallop edge is a template by Ursula Schneider.
Here is the website with the song:
Let My Prayer Come Like Incense
This fortnight Patter has given us the word "Compassion" for our artwork. I chose to use two scriptures sharing that God is full of Compassion and therefore as the second scripture says we should be compassionate.
For this fortnight Patter has given us the word "Prayer" for our artwork. When I went looking for a scripture to use I found this lovely one which has a song based on it which I will share a website below where you can read the words and click on the link to listen to the song being sung.
What a surprise I received when I read the word that Patter gave us for this fortnight's Scripture Challenge because on Sunday I lead a short song segment in Church and my theme was "Worship". The scripture I have used on my art was what the first song we sang was based on. The blended photo on my page is the Church where my husband and I are becoming very much a part of. I have included hearts on my page because our worship should come from our heart... our very inner being. As I said in Church on Sunday we gather together in Church to worship our God. He desires our worship and deserves our worship for who He is and all He has done for each one of us.