When we are forgiven, that means it’s as though it never happened. It’s not a “second chance” like a judge would see on your rap sheet with all your priors. It is as though the judge has a folder on you with no offenses.
Years ago when my children were young I remember reading a great book called "This Present Darkness" by Frank Peretti. The one thing that stood out to me in that book was how false accusations could be so destructive. We all at some level or another have experienced having someone knowingly say something about you... Continue Reading →
After shooting this photo in color for a light painting workshop, I converted it to B&W. Once in B&W, the image took on another look and evoked a strong emotion in me and others that eventually looked at it. When we had our art gallery I was surprised at how many people bought this image,... Continue Reading →
Photo Epistles 