She picked up her pencil And drew some curved lines The lines said the things that she thought Only a human can speak with a pencil And say things with lines Words cannot
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Inaugural Women in Apologetics Conference at Biola University
This event is the first of its kind and I suspect it will be the first of many more. The inaugural Women in Apologetics conference, hosted by Biola University, takes place this coming weekend, January 19-20th. Christian apologetics is a branch of Christian theology that aims to […]
“Das Haus/Ideen Magazin” 2017
The holidays came and whizzed by so quickly, I hardly had a chance to decorate my own tree! I’m a bit behind on my blog. For posterity (*my kids*) I wanted to post about the honor I had of having my “Cupcake Liner Butterflies” published in Germany in 2017. Das […]
“Muddle Knowledge” ~ A Haiku on Molinism
This composition is dedicated to the Christian philosopher, Paul Helm. Of all the authors I’ve read in 2017, he has had the most profound impact on my doctrinal views. Paul Helm is a brilliant British philosopher and theologian of the Calvinist persuasion, and on deeper issues of Christian doctrine his […]
A Peek Into Narnia
One of the things we love about the Narnia series is the magical wardrobe. Throughout the stories, Lewis is asking us to consider that reality includes more than what we see in our daily lives. The conversation the Pevensie children have with the Professor is revealing. Their younger sister, Lucy, […]
“Kicked Out of Church” on DesiringGod.org
I was kicked out of church a few years ago. I didn’t create any art about it when it happened, but I’ve continued to think about it a lot. It changed my life. There are so many ways we can communicate what is in our hearts and minds: drawing, painting, […]
Narnian Diorama- Art is Medicine on Facebook
I found this cherry-wood jewelry box at a thrift shop for $3! It’s missing the knobs on the front of the doors, but other than that it’s in great shape. Day by day, it is being transformed into the land of Narnia! Follow Art is Medicine on Facebook to […]
Thoughts on Ellsworth Kelly’s “Austin”
