Looking for a simple way to make beautifully unique, handmaid, paper bows for hardly any expense?
​Well, take a look at these!

I was reading one of my favorites, Little House On The Prairie by Laura Ingalls Wilder to my children, and one of the things she wrote about was how their mother never wasted scraps of paper (or anything else), since it wasn't readily available. After reading that book, I had more of a Ma Ingalls' mindset on how to creatively turn simple paper scraps into something special. While looking to see how I could reuse some strips of paper, I came up with these flower bows and absolutely love the way they look! And you can't beat the price.

I use scraps of wrapping paper, maps, cards, newspapers and magazines! 

Get creative and have fun with it! You can make one big bow and attach a smaller one in front as seen below.

You can also mix and match designs for a unique look.

Here is a supply list.

And an easy set of instructions.

As a side note, I used a Premier paper trimmer with slide blade, that I purchased years ago. I definitely recommend a slide blade instead of one where the blade comes down because it is much safer to use.  I can no longer find the Premier with slide blade on Amazon, but did find this Fiskars SureCut Craft Paper Trimmer Deluxe that is highly rated and at an affordable price. 

Hope you enjoy making these and thanks for stopping by humble & BOLD.​​
With Love,
​
​Christina

​"Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path."  Psalm 119:105

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Summer is quickly coming to and end, but we made some great memories!  Here are just a few pics to share from our family reunion.

Scrabble tiles are a great way to decorate and bring back memories of family nights playing games.

Little Shiloh, below, looked at her up at her Great Aunt Sherry (in the red dress behind to her right) and said in the cutest voice, "Oh, I love your ladybug dress!"  - so funny, sincere and sweet!

I love seeing people reconnect face to face and laugh. Yes, that would be my son on his cell phone in the back, One really can't completely appreciate reunions as a teenager. If you have any suggestions for future gatherings, on how to help them connect, I would love your advice.

Many cousins brought some of their favorite dishes, and my Aunt B brought her decorations along with delicious desserts. I made these marshmallow pops and some cupcakes.

Below, I always like to do my tea gifts as party favors, but had to get creative with these.

​My father's cousin, Kaye, also gave complimentary CD recordings of her musical concert, which we have enjoyed listening to as a reminder of our time together.

Thanks for stopping by!

​Christina

Stay humble & BOLD!

​"Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path."  Psalm 119:105

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Here are some pics from a baby shower that my friend, Tabitha, and I gave for a amazing couple that we hold close to our hearts.

The couple's last name starts with the letter, O, so we went with an O Baby shower theme.

Have fun getting creative! Once a train table lid that I found at a yard sale and painted with chalk paint, to becoming one of my favorite party pieces. This chalkboard is a staple of mine and has welcomed many guests over the years. 

Guests greeted with sight of sugar, spice and everything nice when they walked through the front door. Used upside down bowls to create the right height for certain food items, that doubled as centerpiece fixtures. Handmade pennant banner and flower bows were used to bring the eyes up while continuing the color theme.

These large marshmallow pops are delicious and attractive as décor too. Just take campfire marshmallows (got mine at ALDI's) and insert paper straws (check The Dollar Tree first) then freeze. Day before party, you can take frozen marshmallow with attached straw and dip into melted chocolate of choice and then decorate with sprinkles and place in tall heavy jar to hold while drying. Once dry, they can be placed in a storage container and placed in fridge until ready to arrange. They hold up really well, and for this party I used floral foam to insert the straws in and then covered with moss. Also, if using tin can like in pic above, use rocks in bottom to counter the top weight.

I found inspiration for marshmallows pops, the photo backdrop, water bottles and how to ice cupcakes from Caroline's Swaddles n' Bottles blog.

Decorated foyer bannister with balloons, scripture coloring sheets for baby's room and painted canvas gift. On the backside of bannister, facing away from entrance, was where we made our photo station.

I prayed to the Lord, and He answered me. - Psalm 34:4
Coloring sheet from The Psalms in Color Coloring Book from choicebooks.org.

My friend, Tabitha, made this beautiful watermelon stroller that served as a vibrant fruit bowl.

Tabitha also put together these colorful veggie cups with ranch dressing. This made it easier on guests to enjoy.

Found this floral Duck Tape at Hobby Lobby (used 40% off coupon) and cut to match removed water bottle label and then rewrapped bottles with design.

While I enjoy the planning process, decorating and seeing it all come together, I can also get stressed and focused on the wrong things. Then I am gently reminded to take off my Martha hat (Luke 10:38-42), and get my focus back on the reason for the celebration. This baby girl is an answer to prayer, as well as her parents getting together. After the shower, the ladies from this group photo gathered together in a private room to praise God, and to thank Him for this child. We got to pray over our friend, Dawn, for her pregnancy, her safe delivery, and her child's future. It was in that special moment that I was reminded what is most important when we gather. 

Remember to enjoy the planning and decorating process with a heart of praise and thanksgiving!

Thanks for stopping by and blessings to you!

​Christina

Stay humble & BOLD!

​"Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path."  Psalm 119:105

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​Looking forward to seeing Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom and came across this post I wrote back in 2015 and wanted to share again. 

So here it goes . . . 

Felt like a dinosaur, while taking my son to see Jurassic World and explaining I saw the original, Jurassic Park, as an adult over twenty years ago.

Though I went into the theater feeling like I already knew the basic script . . . people brought to a remote island to witness the latest DNA research, ohs and ahs, then someone speaks up and says aloud, "this might not be a good idea!" with a dramatic close up, then dinosaurs start chasing, secondary actors are eaten, BURP, then a spectacular ending before the lawsuits start flying AND all this with romance thrown in . . .  it fully delivered with new elements of surprise and a cast that worked well together.

​During the movie, I found some concepts very intriguing. These are just some of the thoughts and questions that ran through my mind. 

1) The age of the earth was stated at 65 and then 75 million, so which exactly is it? I always thought an answer of 63.5 (not that I agree) would at the very least seem more scientific. Did you know that time, space and matter are mentioned in the first verse of the first chapter of Genesis?  In the beginning (time) God created the heavens (space) and the earth (matter). - Genesis 1:1 NIV 

2) Which came first, the dinosaur or the dinosaur egg? Okay, it doesn't have to be a dinosaur egg, but really think about this one. Which came first? 

3) With all the work that goes into getting an egg to hatch (teams of scientists, perfectly stabilized conditions, most of the DNA code already provided) is it really logical to think that all the male and female animal kinds of the earth all appeared via evolution and were able to procreate successfully all these years without an intelligent designer behind it all?
 
4) Not really a spoiler, but look away if you must. In the movie, people in leadership roles have to make moral decisions (which is always awkward when you put all your dinosaur eggs in the basket of evolution) to destroy the out of control, dangerous members of their creation. This is done to protect other members that were created, secondary to protecting their own species, which evolved, again awkward. So my thought on this is why do some people question whether God exists and His right to do with His creation as He sees fit? 

5) In the movie there is dinosaur trainer,  this would indicate that the audience understands, at least on a subconscious level, that man was given dominion over the animals. This was written in Genesis 1:27-28,  "so God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them. God blessed them and said to them, “Be fruitful and increase in number; fill the earth and subdue it. Rule over the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky and over every living creature that moves on the ground.” This was the NIV, New International Version.

6) Who and what agenda benefits when mass groups of people don't know that they are special and were created? Also, if not with the Ten Commandments and other instructions given in the Bible, where does the moral code originate?

7) Another interesting thought is that man lived among dinosaurs long before they became extinct (that is for now, unless dinosaurs could be brought back through DNA research, just like in the movies). There have been historical reports of dragons and other strange creatures from all over the world. The term dinosaur, was not even in existence, so maybe our history is a lot more fascinating than we previously believed.

8) Now this one is newly added for 2018, but what about the meaning of the second part of the new movie title . . .  Fallen Kingdom? It is a phrase, that deep down all of mankind can relate too, even if they've been brought up to believe in evolution. We all feel it. We know we were meant to live forever in a better, less broken world. 

Anyway, just some Jurassic food for thought.

This idea came out of desperation when trying to decorate a cake that would speak to my teenage son's interests. I wanted it to be personalized, and remembered that every time I nonchalantly walked behind him to see what he was looking at on a screen, well . . .  99% of the time he would be looking pics of the latest sport shoes.

​Hmm, wasn't sure it would turn out okay, but figure he would appreciate the thought and inhale the cake anyway.

I looked at my casserole baking dish, and thought I could bake a rectangluar shaped cake and then place a template over it diagonally and cut out the design. Plus, little brother and I could do quality assurance tests on the scraps. Bonus!

Note: Use three sheets of paper when preparing your template and use the middle sheet that has not been in contact with the shoe or whatever flat surface you use to trace the outline of the shoe. The middle sheet will be clean and ready to place on top of your cake.

If you don't have a favorite cake and icing recipe, use a trusted mix and get started.

Once the cake is finished baking, let it completely cool and then place in the freezer for less than an hour; this will make it easier to cut and decorate. Use your template and cut conservatively at first. You can then go back and get it just right.

Have fun creating and playing around with the style of the shoe.

Exciting when you see it start to take shape. Now this is the kind of foot I don't mind putting in my mouth!

You can also use a nice sport's shoe box as a cake stand with a protective barrier between.

Success! He really got a kick out of the design (ha) AND loved the effort I put into making this cake. IT tasted great too and the shoe size was perfect. 

If you decide to try this, let us know how it turned out.  Would love to see your pics!

​
Christina

Stay humble & BOLD!

​"Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path."  Psalm 119:105
​King James Version (KJV)

“How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news!” Romans 10:15 
New International Version (NIV)

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All I did was stand in awe and take pics of this amazing, beautiful blooming baby shower! Love to decorate, plan out parties, cook, bake and write calligraphy, but this time I was able to enter the party as a happily invited guest, blown away by all the creative sights at this sweet gathering. This post is mostly photos, so enjoy!

Large strawberries dipped in white icing and then beautifully decorated with peach flowers. Sweet Petites Bakery supplied all these elegantly designed tasty treats and the gorgeous center piece cake.

Whimsical white lattice, decorated up top with lights and real flowers, made for a wonderful photo backdrop. The impressive cake was dressed with colorful flowers, while lush greenery surrounded the base of it's stand.

Lavishly decorated mini cupcakes and cheesecakes!

Floral centerpieces of stunning beauty!

Words of wisdom and truth written and displayed on the walls.

Love to see that, beaming with sunshine, baby glow!

Chocolate cake pops covered in white icing with decorative peach flowers. Yum!

Above view of mini cupcakes along with cheesecakes!

Creative way to display the sonogram pics.

Love this patch work quilt and the verses stitched on the light pink squares!

This dear precious couple knows in their hearts that . . . children are a gift from the Lord; they are a reward from him. Psalm 127:3-5 New Living Translation (NLT)

Love how they surrounded themselves with scriptures as they celebrated the upcoming arrival of their newest addition!

Jennifer's fabulous friends, Judith and Amy, who decorated and arranged this spectacular shower for her and her husband! Such amazing talents! Not pictured was her friend, Evelyn, who provided the amazing desserts from her Sweet Petites Bakery.

Well this is the end of my pics from a most beautiful blooming baby shower.
Hope you enjoyed and thanks for stopping by humble & bold!
​

I woke up early yesterday morning thankful to be alive after Tuesday’s dangerous encounter in the water, and relieved that I had actually slept and was rested. The Monday night before our boating incident had been utterly miserable, I couldn’t sleep at all and was dealing with a pain issue that had me on my knees sobbing out loud, begging God to heal me and give me relief.

The colonoscopy I had a week earlier, along with a set of X-rays, because of pain in my right hip, looked normal, however my doctor did find that the hemorrhoids, along with an anal fissure, had not healed after several months. A probable cause was a severe vitamin D deficiency, symptoms which included wounds taking longer to heal and bone pain.  When the two pain issues joined forces and then teamed up with my hip pain, I wanted to literally come out of my body. I soaked in a tub of hot water, used ice, and when the cream with lidocaine burned instead of numbing the area, I got dressed while trying to see through my tears to make it outside and go for a walk. I did this twice. Once outside, I struggled to walk without passing out. The pain started to finally ease up - but after no sleep, I struggled to keep myself awake and to walk without stumbling. Walking at least helped get my mind off the pain. It was strange, I could feel normal, like I was on the mend and then have an episode come over me with little to no warning that had me begging for relief from the pain. That sudden, unexpected shift was eerily similar to how our relaxing outing on Tuesday turned frightening within seconds.

​It was strange, I could feel normal, like I was on the mend and then have an episode come over me with little to no warning that had me begging for relief from the pain. That sudden, unexpected shift was eerily similar to how our relaxing outing on Tuesday turned frightening within seconds.

We passed Cobalt’s bustling seafood restaurant and the tantalizing smells made their way to our noses, which prompted our taste buds to salivate as we imagined what was cooking. The view all around us was relaxing and stunning. The seagulls coasting in the air, while peligans dove their heads in the cool waters to satisfy their hunger. Waving to friendly fellow boaters as we passed each other, noticing the uniqueness of each boat, we heard the sounds of  music flowing from balconies and other boats with some familiar and never before heard tunes. It was a beautiful day!

​​"God is with thee in all that thou doest." - Genesis 21:22 (KJV)

My son snapped a sweet pic of my dad and me. At the time, I never could have imagined how serious our expressions would become just minutes later. Afterwards, my husband said he was glad this photo wasn't one of those posted, "last pic before tragedy strikes!" 

It looked calm, so my dad asked if I wanted to go out to the ocean since my youngest wasn't with us and didn't like going through rough waters. I replied, "Sure!" thinking all would be well. We headed out, passing under the bridge, and started to increase our speed.

​"Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest." - Joshua 1:9 (KJV)

The clouds had just started to roll in, but according to reports the storms wouldn't be coming in till much later. After we passed under the bridge, we started to feel the waters become rougher, but this was expected. Suddenly, as we were just making it out, the waves changed in a betraying manner. They no longer looked like regular waves. It was a unreal feeling as I saw the first large wave coming toward us. My first thought was, this looks like a scene from the Perfect Storm movie, yet it was still sunny and we weren't even out on the Gulf yet! The nose of our boat went up so high that I lost sight of the horizon. As we came down hard, real hard, water splashed over the front and sides of the boat, we held on tightly and had little time to check on each other because the next big wave was right there upon us. I quickly glanced at the life vests inside the boat and mentally yelled at myself for not having made sure my teenage son was wearing his. The door needed to be secured and closed, so I moved it by pressing my feet against the door, which also kept me lodged in my seat.

I glanced back to check on my son and Gammie. She yelled, "It's too rough! We can't do this!" To which my father shouted, "We can't turn around! The boat will flip over!" My father knew he had to go straight into the waves and not panic. From the trough to the crest, the waves were easily seven feet high, My heart sank as I realized how much danger we were in. My son and stepmother were sitting in sturdy chairs behind us, however, they were not bolted down to the floor. 

"The angel of the Lord encampeth round about them that fear him, and delivereth them."  - Psalm 34:7 (KJV)

​Now, at this moment in time, I started to flash back to when we watched the Gospel of John, three days earlier, and the disciples were caught up in a storm, when Jesus appeared to them on the water. This story became very relatable all of the sudden, as I began to call out to God saying aloud, "Jesus! Please help us!" Suddenly my father yells out, "Look at the dolphins!" It was a reassuring sight and pleasant split second distraction seeing them swim towards us over the waves, just before disappearing underwater. Then I said to the waves, "In the name of Jesus, be still." and kept saying it till they finally eased up a bit. Jesus had given His followers the authority to say such seemingly crazy things, and I knew I had to speak it in faith. Another dozen waves came before finally abating. As we made it to the one mile buoy, it became possible for my experienced father to turn the boat around. I felt like I could breath again for a moment, thanking God for saving us and keeping us from severe injuries. However, we still had to stay focused and it was hard to see ahead because the windshield was covered in water and the nose of the boat seemed pointed up as my dad rode our boat on a large wave, like a surfer, back towards the bridge. He carefully avoided going too fast or too slow, finding the perfect spot to maintain our safe return.

Seeing the wall of rocks on our left side, I remembered my father sending me a picture of a boat that had crashed upon those very rocks years ago, during the night (pictured in top photo above), and it was a sobering sight - I thought about those people and how suddenly tragedy can strike. There was no opportunity to take a pic of the unbelievable waves we had passed through, I could only describe how they sharply imprinted my memory. (Before sharing this story, I asked my father to read through this post and see if my memory of the event was accurate. He surprised me when he said after reading it, that I shouldn't minimize what happened. What! Okay! That confirmed that what we went through was as bad as I had originally thought.

So what happened? After fifty plus years of total boating experience and fourteen years of going out in the ocean, my father thought the tide was going out of the bay as the waves, from the coming storm in the Gulf, were riding high over that body of water into Perdido Bay. The mouth of the bay opening was only 100 yards wide, so a great surge was forced into that small contained area. 

​As we were coming in, I saw another boat with children on board struggling to come out as well. They were awfully close to the rocks and I prayed earnestly for them to make it out safely. I wanted to yell out, but they couldn't turn around, they had to go through the waves head on as well. Gammie and my son were soaking wet, but safe and uninjured. Later my son said his chair lifted up off the floor of the boat several times as we came down off the waves. My father said that was the worst he had ever encountered, and he knew he couldn't panic. I had wondered, despite his steady actions, if he was afraid and suspected he had to be. When we got back to the dock, I treasured every moment of seeing us all upright and conscious, thinking on how things could have turned out so differently.  I pulled the verses out of my pack and read all three of them over and over again in amazement. They were perfectly tailored to what we just went through and reassured me that with God there are no coincidences. Here are the verses.

​"God is with thee in all that thou doest." - Genesis 21:22 (KJV)

"Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest." - Joshua 1:9 (KJV)

"The angel of the Lord encampeth round about them that fear him, and delivereth them."  - Psalm 34:7 (KJV)

Whether facing sudden shifts and waves of fear in physical pain or in literal waves that take your breath away, God was with us, and He confirmed it with those verses. I know we all go through different kinds of severe pain, hardships and eventually death, but there is great comfort and strength in knowing that He takes care of those who put their trust in Him, especially when our bodies give out or are destroyed. Death does not care if we are ready, but God has laid Himself down for us  to be redeemed, reconciled, restored and renewed.

Oh! And yes, I sat down with both of my sons that evening and shared the three verses that I took on the boat that day. All three had a common theme, even though they came from three different books. Only God! Yes, Jesus was right, He always is, so choose what is better, like Mary, and it will not be taken from you. 

The apple has for centuries appeared in artwork as the forbidden fruit, even though the Bible does not name it specifically. Could there be biblical clues pointing to the real identity of that fruit? Several years ago, I heard radio station manager, Ray Haynes, on Victory 91.5  talking about the fig tree and how there are some who believe the fig tree was the tree of the knowledge of good and evil in the garden of Eden, based on a closer look at the scriptures.

Here are two examples.
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​1) The fig tree is the first tree mentioned in the Bible and the reference is not to the tree itself, but its leaves that were used to cover Adam and Eve after they became aware of their nakedness.

​2) The fig tree is the only tree, on biblical record, that was cursed by Jesus as he was preparing to go to Jerusalem to be crucified, to pay for the sins of the world.

After hearing this, I began to see and hear some more things about the fig tree that I never noticed beforehand. I ran into a friend and mentor who had just gotten back from Jerusalem, and as she was sharing about her amazing trip of a lifetime, she mentioned how delicious the figs were over there. I shared with her the possibility of the fig being the original forbidden fruit, and she nodded her head and said she could definitely see that being the case. Then after my godson's graduation, I hung out with my dear friend, Carla, who is gifted in the gardening and culinary arts. As we strolled her backyard after dinner, she showed me her fig tree, and began to look closely for any fruit. I had never noticed how large fig leaves were until this moment. I wondered if the fig leaves were the first to fall to the ground after Eve and Adam had eaten of it's fruit, thus being picked up and used for coverings as soon as they realized they were naked, or had they been pulled off.

The reason I'm writing this post is not to merely focus on the fig tree, but to focus on exactly what  Jesus did on the cross as we approach Palm Sunday, Good Friday and Passover. I find it interesting that wood carried the forbidden fruit and was on the scene when sin infected mankind, then Christ came and worked with wood as a carpenter's son. Then he curses a tree before laying his life upon the wood of a tree. His covering for our sins was more than any fig leaf could possibly cover. Here is some of what is written about tree of the knowledge of good and evil and other verses where the fig tree is mentioned. 

His covering for our sins is more than any fig leaf could possibly cover.

Genesis 2:8-16 New King James Version (NKJV)
8 The Lord God planted a garden eastward in Eden, and there He put the man whom He had formed. 9 And out of the ground the Lord God made every tree grow that is pleasant to the sight and good for food. The tree of life was also in the midst of the garden, and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
16 And the Lord God commanded the man, saying, “Of every tree of the garden you may freely eat; 17 but of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall not eat, for in the day that you eat of it you shall surely die.”

​Genesis 3:2-7 New King James Version (NKJV)
2 And the woman said to the serpent, “We may eat the fruit of the trees of the garden; 3 but of the fruit of the tree which is in the midst of the garden, God has said, ‘You shall not eat it, nor shall you touch it, lest you die.’”
4 Then the serpent said to the woman, “You will not surely die. 5 For God knows that in the day you eat of it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil.”
6 So when the woman saw that the tree was good for food, that it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree desirable to make one wise, she took of its fruit and ate. She also gave to her husband with her, and he ate. 7 Then the eyes of both of them were opened, and they knew that they were naked; and they sewed fig leaves together and made themselves coverings
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John 1:47-51New King James Version (NKJV)
Jesus saw Nathanael coming toward Him, and said of him, “Behold, an Israelite indeed, in whom is no deceit!”
48 Nathanael said to Him, “How do You know me?”
Jesus answered and said to him, “Before Philip called you, when you were under the fig tree, I saw you.”
49 Nathanael answered and said to Him, “Rabbi, You are the Son of God! You are the King of Israel!”
50 Jesus answered and said to him, “Because I said to you, ‘I saw you under the fig tree,’ do you believe? You will see greater things than these.” 51 And He said to him, “Most assuredly, I say to you, hereafter you shall see heaven open, and the angels of God ascending and descending upon the Son of Man.”

Luke 21:29-33 New King James Version (NKJV)
29 Then He spoke to them a parable: “Look at the fig tree, and all the trees. 30 When they are already budding, you see and know for yourselves that summer is now near. 31 So you also, when you see these things happening, know that the kingdom of God is near. 32 Assuredly, I say to you, this generation will by no means pass away till all things take place. 33 Heaven and earth will pass away, but My words will by no means pass away.

​Matthew 21:18-22 (New King James Version (NKJV)
18 Now in the morning, as He returned to the city, He was hungry. 19 And seeing a fig tree by the road, He came to it and found nothing on it but leaves, and said to it, “Let no fruit grow on you ever again.” Immediately the fig tree withered away.
20 And when the disciples saw it, they marveled, saying, “How did the fig tree wither away so soon?”
21 So Jesus answered and said to them, “Assuredly, I say to you, if you have faith and do not doubt, you will not only do what was done to the fig tree, but also if you say to this mountain, ‘Be removed and be cast into the sea,’ it will be done.
22 And whatever things you ask in prayer, believing, you will receive.”

John 3:14-17 New King James Version (NKJV)14 And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of Man be lifted up, 15 that whoever believes in Him should not perish but[a] have eternal life. 16 For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. 17 For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved.

​So when you see a fig or fig tree, I hope you think about what Jesus did for you and me, and find your covering in Him! 
​

With Love,
​Christina

Stay humble & BOLD!

​"Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path."  Psalm 119:105

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