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HE KNOWS MY NAME

Do you have a life song? 

No, yes? What's a life song? It is a song that God uses to touch your heart. You know without a shadow of a doubt that song was written just for you and you along. Now I know that is far fetched, but that is what it feel like.  Now, this song can change weekly, monthly, during mountain top times and when you are in the valley.

My life song right now at this very moment was a song written many, many years ago, and one that I have song in church for all those years. BUT, it is now mine. The Holy Spirit decided to get a hold of me this past Sunday, so I am claiming its promises today...
                                                 
"He Knows My Name"


So after prayer and time with the Lord in the Word, I thought it only fitting for it to be my first page in my new art journal Bible. So now I have my first idea for my ART BIBLE. Where do I go from here? 

Well, I found two great Facebook Groups that I have just joined for inspiration and fellowship. 
( even thought I am a lurker right now but I promise I will post something soon, shhhhh )

and

I also have been watching some You Tube videos. There are three channels that I have found very interesting and helpful so far. Here are the links:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lU_D3TYNX-0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUrUxwdIOH0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbFAeUTWKek

So now I have to get started. I will post some videos of the process. "Talk" to ya later!



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  1. This is very pretty Sandy. I haven't heard this one before. Thank you for sharing.

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    1. It is an older song but it just fits with what the Lord is saying to me now.

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  2. Thank you so much for sharing that song....it really touched my heart :) Hugs & Blessings....Janie

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