The first painting is what I did after receiving a prophetic word...that I would go into the nations setting women free. I painted it as an act of obedience. After that, I did go. I went to Guatemala and ministers to missionary women. Then, I went to Africa and ministered to women. Now I find myself questioning who I am really. As an artist. Who am I? I reworked this canvas. I find myself remembering:
Drawing in His Presence

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Saturday, June 1, 2013
Holy, Holy, Holy
The first painting is what I did after receiving a prophetic word...that I would go into the nations setting women free. I painted it as an act of obedience. After that, I did go. I went to Guatemala and ministers to missionary women. Then, I went to Africa and ministered to women. Now I find myself questioning who I am really. As an artist. Who am I? I reworked this canvas. I find myself remembering:
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