WE MADE IT, Y’ALL!
It’s been 30 days of back-to-back writing & lettering & we hope y’all have enjoyed this month-long journey as much as we have! If you missed any of our posts this month or would like to revisit them, click on the images below to view the original posts & corresponding artwork. Share your art & thoughts with us! We’d love to hear from y’all!
The #30DaysOfBibleLettering challenge helped us bridge the gap that sometimes exists between studying the Word & using our God-given talents for HIS glory over our own! During this challenge, we partnered with some amazing artists who used their artistic talents to illustrate a different verse each day. Our writers shared what the Lord placed on their hearts for each verse, giving us necessary reminders, new perspectives, practical daily applications, & a renewed motivation to live our lives in a way that honors God.
Whether you’re a writer, a painter, a musician, a dancer, a tech genius, a math whiz, or an obsessive compulsive organizer – whatever your unique talents & skills are,
c h o o s e to use them for the Lord.
As you d0 this, remember to spend time with the Lord. Listen to music & worship the Lord as you draw or paint. Learn how to play new songs for Him on whatever instrument you play. Talk to Him as you dance or organize. Praise Him for the way numbers work together. Take time to read and study the Bible – that’s God’s way of communicating with us. If we want to use our talents in the greatest ways possible, we must be trained & guided by the One who gifted us those talents in the first place.
So even though the #30DaysOfBibleLettering challenge is over, we CHALLENGE y’all to keep fulfilling that purpose: figure out what your talents are, hone your skills, use them to connect with people, to share about God, & to help different ministries. Remember:
He is our inspiration.
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