'Colors in the Sun 2" Horse Equine Painting by Laurie Pace

'Colors in the Sun 2'

5 x 7 inches

Oil on Board

SOLD FROM BLOG! Thank you.

Contact me to purchase $100: Laurie

The Painting: This is a second in the small series I am doing in preparation for the Daily Painters of Texas Art Show in Dallas. This is a mini series to compliment a larger group. Oil on panel.

The Thought: Such a shock yesterday to finish a blog that took an hour to write and it disappeared. I decided God must not have liked the message...ya think?

Each new day brings a new opportunity for you to claim your own good. As you do this you must also affirm this to be true for those around you. It is God's love and light that brings it to you. The more you affirm this great goodness, the fuller your life will become.

It almost reminds me of developing new habits. When you want to change things in your life you have the power to make the changes. The first week or two of Doing It The New Way it feels so strange; eventually you will 'OWN' it and it will be part of your life.

God's good for you is right there. BELIEVE IT. AFFIRM IT. CLAIM IT. GIVE THANKS FOR IT.

You can do this for others as well, you must have the power to believe first and an open heart to receive.

Laurie

"For the earth will be full of the knowledge of the Lord." Isaiah 11:9

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