The glare doesn't make it the easiest to read, but it says "Behold, I make all things new!" - a verb change from Revelations 21:5, but I love both the concept and the artwork. Truth on so many levels.
Thursday, January 29, 2015
one of my favorites
Life with any long term illness or disability means many visits to the doctor. It's just a part of life. One of my favorite things to do is check out the artwork at each place. Bobby and I see different general physicians in the same practice. I know my dr. is a believer. He has quite a few Christian magazines as reading options in his office, as well as some Christian artwork on the walls. In the course of conversation, we've talked about mission trips, adoption (that came up when we got our physicals for our home study) and he leads a Bible study at his church. Today while seeing Bobby's dr, I noticed he has one of the same pieces of artwork (and the other is one he painted himself).
The glare doesn't make it the easiest to read, but it says "Behold, I make all things new!" - a verb change from Revelations 21:5, but I love both the concept and the artwork. Truth on so many levels.
The glare doesn't make it the easiest to read, but it says "Behold, I make all things new!" - a verb change from Revelations 21:5, but I love both the concept and the artwork. Truth on so many levels.
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