The Light of Christmas Eve
One of my favorite art books is by Maxfield Parrish. He was an American painter in the first part of the 20th century and known for his neoclassical works...
24
Dec
23
Dec
An Unknown Path
As Joseph and Mary fled to Egypt with their precious infant, did they go in fear, or did they have serene confidence in the God who directed them? They must...
22
Dec
Eager Excitement
Many artists have been fascinated by the bold, loose brush strokes of Vincent Van Gogh. He managed to convey tremendous energy and motion in a still image...
21
Dec
Glorious Presence
I love windy, dark nights, and for this Christmas painting, I tried to capture it all. The Holy Family and the sheep on the hillside were rendered with only...
20
Dec
Joni and Friends Awarded by El Salvador’s National Council for the Inclusion of People with Disabilities
In recognition for its work in eliminating physical, social and emotional barriers for people living with disability, Joni and Friends, an international...
20
Dec
Treasure Christ
Years ago, I was in the home of my niece, delighting in the way she was holding her precious newborn. She was sitting in a large, enclosed windowsill with...
19
Dec
Star of Bethlehem
Years ago, this Bible verse was the inspiration for a most unusual painting—I thought of the Magi from the East, and all the Greek, Roman, and Jewish...
18
Dec
This Thing is From Me
Sometimes God does things in our lives that seem utterly counterintuitive. I recall being at a conference and right before I was to speak, I’m backstage in...
18
Dec
Coming Home from Wheels for the World with Deeper Faith
Greetings from the Joni and Friends headquarters in California. My name is Miguel and I serve here as a Senior Coordinator for our Wheels for the World...
11
Dec
Keep Short Lists
The older I get, the more I keep 'shortlists' with friends and family. You see, I can be snarky or offend with careless comments or a lack of thoughtfulness...
