CONDUIT Conversations with God

  This faith-inspired medieval artwork features an original Christian poem presented in bold, readable black Gothic lettering on an aged parchment background. The parchment has a deeply weathered appearance with torn and frayed edges, worn corners, faded stains, small holes, and darkened areas that give the design the character of an ancient document discovered after many years.  Warm shades of tan, aged yellow, brown, black, and subtle dark red create a rich antique color palette. The centered message reads:  “Do not trust in houses or land, money or what can be held in your hand. But only in the One Who takes or gives; wise is the one that in Him only lives.”  Below the words, a distant medieval castle rises faintly through a hazy landscape, symbolizing earthly possessions, power, and temporary security. A weathered sword rests horizontally across the foreground, adding strength, history, and a Biblical-era atmosphere to the composition. The contrast between the ca...

  See the above on gift ideas.  His Story Unfolds at Sunrise Lamentations 3:22-23 KJV It is of the  Lord 's mercies that we are not consumed, because his compassions fail not. They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness. The word “history” comes from the Ancient Greek word historia , meaning inquiry, learning through investigation, and an account based on what was discovered. It is not literally “his story” in the English pronoun sense. That common phrase is more of a wordplay than the true origin. Still, as a follower of Christ, I love the phrase “His Story” because it points to something bigger than human timelines. I am talking about the story of the Bible , from Genesis to Revelation . The Old Testament points forward to the coming Savior. The New Testament proclaims His death and resurrection, and it points to His return. And then there is my story, your story. In the span of a lifetime, we are here and gone quickly. Psalm 103 compares our days ...