Hello and Happy Sunday, my friends!
I'm happy to be back today with a new Scripture Challenge page...finally!
I have fallen behind on this challenge but I really appreciate that there is no deadline or time limit.
My intention is to work at it until I'm all caught up and back on track.
So you should see more of them very soon!
For those of you that are new here...I welcome you!
I have been participating in this Scripture challenge for several years.
Each year I do a different format.
This year I am using a SNAP binder with pocket pages.
I also incorporate the Simon Says Stamp Card Kit each time.
Until The Whole World Hears
is another fantastic contemporary song that I love to hear!
It's by Casting Crowns, and if you don't have any of their music I suggest you get some.
My page was inspired by these words of the song:
"Ready yourselves, ready yourselves!
Let us shine the light of Jesus in the darkest night!
Ready yourselves, ready yourselves!
May the powers of darkness tremble as your praises rise!"
There is a lot of darkness in our world, isn't there?
Don't you just love the idea of the power of that darkness trembling?
We can shine the light of Jesus and make that happen!
The Scripture verse I used is found in Matthew 5:14a and 16:
"You are the light of the world!...
Let your light shine before men,
that they may see your good deeds
and praise your Father in heaven."
Let us each be a light in the world!
Let's praise God and set that darkness to trembling! :o)
So you should see more of them very soon!
For those of you that are new here...I welcome you!
I have been participating in this Scripture challenge for several years.
Each year I do a different format.
This year I am using a SNAP binder with pocket pages.
I also incorporate the Simon Says Stamp Card Kit each time.
Until The Whole World Hears
is another fantastic contemporary song that I love to hear!
It's by Casting Crowns, and if you don't have any of their music I suggest you get some.
My page was inspired by these words of the song:
"Ready yourselves, ready yourselves!
Let us shine the light of Jesus in the darkest night!
Ready yourselves, ready yourselves!
May the powers of darkness tremble as your praises rise!"
There is a lot of darkness in our world, isn't there?
Don't you just love the idea of the power of that darkness trembling?
We can shine the light of Jesus and make that happen!
The Scripture verse I used is found in Matthew 5:14a and 16:
"You are the light of the world!...
Let your light shine before men,
that they may see your good deeds
and praise your Father in heaven."
Let us each be a light in the world!
Let's praise God and set that darkness to trembling! :o)
Materials Used:
Papers: Recollections - Cardstock;
Dies: Spellbinders Nestabilities - Standard Circles (LG);
Punch: EK Success - Arches;
Ink: Memento - Tuxedo Black, Stampinology - Cintrine;
Marker: American Crafts Metallic Marker - Gold;
Stamps and Stars: Simon Says Stamp - April Card Kit.
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Here's the song for your listening pleasure:
Have a wonderful day of JOY and LAUGHTER!
I'll see you again very soon! :o)
6 comments:
Beautiful handwriting on a beautiful card. Thank you for sharing your wonderful art with us at Word Art Wednesday.
Many Blessings,
Carole Robb Bisson
Nancy, I adore how you captured so many source of light in this card! The handwriting makes it so personal.
Nancy, I adore how you captured so many source of light in this card! The handwriting makes it so personal.
This is a great page Nancy and I always admire your handwriting.
Now aren't you the organized one... having a 'theme' every year and sticking to it. Good on ya... I probably have decided to do something like that at one point or another and then promptly forgot what it was! hahahahha....
Lovely to see your pages again Nancy ! It's so easy to get behind ,trying to catch up myself now ! I just love your page , what a fabulous stamp to use ! The metallic pen looks fabulous on the dark card, a great interpretation of the song !
Fantastic page Nancy! May we continue to shine the Light of the Lord Jesus for all the world to see.
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