'Appaloosa' Equine Horse Oil Painting by Texas Artist Laurie Pace

'Appaloosa'

5 x 7 Oil on Canvas

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The Painting: This is the finished Appaloosa. I will be doing a large 4 ft by 5 ft commission painting of several Appaloosa. Stay tuned.

The Thought: What is comfort to you? I thought about this yesterday morning when we were at the child advocacy center in Winnsboro. Who is out there for our children that fall on hard times? Then my mind went off into the thought of what truly brings comfort to a child? I know at the police station they have teddy bears and special blankets. What simple faith a child must have to accept a teddy bear from a police officer and feel comfort and to feel safe.

None of us in life are meant to go this journey alone. His love upholds each of us so we are not alone. When anxiety hits it is time to take a deep breath and feel Him filling you with pure grace and comfort.

God's love is our comfort available to us in a simple blink.

When we receive comfort, we are able to give comfort. When you receive you are able to give. Divine comfort and love flows between each of us.

Laurie

'I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my victorious right hand." Isaiah 41:10

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