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Eat Pray Art: Renew your Mind
Romans 12:2a Blue Fish in a Sea of Orange Fish | Renew your Mind

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Eat Pray Art: Protection
https://sangeetaangelakumar.gumroad.com/l/eatprayart God is in control of your storm Theme Protection Isaiah 43:2 When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be burned; the flames will not set you ablaze.

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EAT PRAY ART: Freedom
Celebrating FREEDOM and how God helps us turning “mourning into dancing”!

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Eat Pray Art: Find the Pause
Did you know that sheep are naturally anxious animals? They don't simply choose to rest—they only lie down when they know they are safe. In this month's Eat Pray Art, we explore Psalm 23:1–2 through the eyes of a shepherd and discover how the Good Shepherd creates the conditions for His sheep to rest. Together we'll reflect on what it means to find the pause—not because life is perfect, but because we know the One who leads us. Join us for a time of Scripture, creativity, pra

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Eat Pray Art: Belonging
Belonging is not about fitting in; it’s about being welcomed as we are and finding our place within a larger whole. This Eat Pray Art session is Based on Galatians 3:28 "There is neither Jew or Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus." We look watercolor circles as a metaphor for our uniqueness and collective uniqueness which all are made whole in Christ. Even though we come from distinct backgrounds, and different li

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Eat Pray Art : Trust
For this months Eat Pray Art with a focus on Proverbs 3:5 we are focusing on embracing Gods understanding rather than our own through abstract portrait through acrylic paint using the palette knife. Its broken down to simplify things Supplies from Amazon Palette knife Acrylic Paint Thick Paper *but all these are available at your local art shop as well. Hope it blesses you this May

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Eat Pray Art : Hope
Download Coloring Page: https://sangeetaangelakumar.gumroad.com/l/hope Eat Pray Art Session: Theme: Hope “Those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength.” — Isaiah 40:31 Healing is not instant. It grows — slowly, quietly, deeply — like a tree.

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Eat Pray Art : Emotional Release
In this Eat • Pray • Art session, we explored emotional release through scratch art — a simple yet powerful way to process feelings and reconnect with joy. We began by filling our paper with bright, happy colors using oil pastels — colors that represent our feelings, our memories, and our inner world. Then we covered it with black acrylic paint, and gently scratched into the surface using a toothpick/skewer… revealing what was hidden underneath. This process became a beautifu

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Eat Pray Art : Safety
Eat Pray Art — Open Studio SAFETY Psalm 32:7 A monthly live art & reflection space Open Studio is a gentle, creative gathering on the second Saturday of every month where we draw, paint, doodle, and reflect together in a calm, welcoming space. Each session includes simple art, a moment of stillness, Scripture, and quiet time to create. No art experience is needed — just bring yourself and whatever supplies you have. Come to create.Come to breathe. Come to be.

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Eat Pray Art: Presence
In this Eat Pray Art Session we slow down and reflect on the powerful verse from the Bible Psalm 46:10 — “Be still and know that I am God.”

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The Cross in the Watercolor | John 3:16
Art for me has always been a way to express faith, reflection and emotion. In my latest Eat Pray Art video, I explore the theme of the cross through watercolor, and masking tape. Inspired by one of the most well-known and cherished verses in the Bible—John 3:16. This verse speaks of God’s immense love and the gift of salvation, a message that resonates deeply with my creative journey. The Meaning Behind the Artwork In my art, I write “For God so Loved.” Based on John 3:16 say

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