When someone gifted me a scarf, I began learning about the rich symbolism of the scarf in the Bible.

This holiday season, experience joy and beauty through the eyes of God.  

The Thanksgiving holiday season is a time to feast with God’s word. Let the abundance of his love grow your faith. This is a wonderful time of year to reflect upon and understand our shared deep roots.

Consider reverting to the art of a handwritten note. It's a touching and meaningful form of communication -- for the receiver and the sender!

By eliminating distractions, you can find your way to the path God has lovingly laid just for you.

When we are surrounded by nature’s beauty in summer, we can feel God’s call to walk more closely with Him in everything we do and say.

Open your heart to have big and wide faith in Him and his way for your life.

How reading the Gospel of John brought me to a deeper understanding of God’s love for us.

May is a time for reflecting upon and celebrating the wonderful ladies in our lives who accompany us our journey!

There are no race, creed or color limits to God’s love for His children. Everyone is invited to the table to believe in Him and feast on His word.

Deviating very little from their 15th century standard, an icon evokes a stillness, and prepares us to pray.

Happy New Year! I invite you to regain your sense of childlike wonder and curiosity for the beauty and simplicity of God’s creations.

An art book sparks a memory about (my home away from home) the National Gallery of Art, Thomas Cole’s ‘Voyage of Life’ paintings, and a security guard who became my friend.

How can ashes be turned into gardens?

Let this season’s abundance from God encourage you to let go of any past troubles and walk toward your true calling.

I don’t think one can read these beautiful writings and hymns without moments of praise and worship to God for his artistic orchestration in our lives.

Like the plants that nurture us throughout the summer months and inspire a feast in the fall, I believe we experience similar seasons in life.

Like Esther, if we choose to look up and try to imagine something better, we, too, will have the courage to walk with God to help others…and ourselves.

We are called to encourage one another, to share and uplift one another, to love and respect one another and to shine the light of God’s love in all we do with one another.