I love the Kintsugi analogy. It fit beautifully with your own artwork and the idea of making something more lovely out of something broken. It's encouraging to me as I struggle with self-confidence in my writing. Every. Single. Day.
We just have to trust that Jesus can make something beautiful out of our brokenness. And it always surprises me when he does!
“This week I’ve also stumbled across old parts of myself, the parts that I keep trying to leave in a reject pile but seem to stubbornly stick around.” Beautiful, Aimee.
I love the Kintsugi analogy. It fit beautifully with your own artwork and the idea of making something more lovely out of something broken. It's encouraging to me as I struggle with self-confidence in my writing. Every. Single. Day.
We just have to trust that Jesus can make something beautiful out of our brokenness. And it always surprises me when he does!
“This week I’ve also stumbled across old parts of myself, the parts that I keep trying to leave in a reject pile but seem to stubbornly stick around.” Beautiful, Aimee.