Be like children - my illustration

🥰 Shalom everyone in Blurt!

On this wonderful new day of God, in which He has once again extended our breath, I continue to be inspired by God and share the pictures He puts in my heart. I marvel at the versatility of God that is visible to the naked eye in all of His creation, as well as the countless ways given to man to convey his delight through creativity.

When a new painting is created under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, it can be a prophetic message about your life, the lives of others, cities, countries, nations, and even the whole world, or a testimony to the glory of Jesus Christ about something that has already happened, or a combination of both.

I am thankful to God for a joyful and carefree childhood years filled with SHALOM.

This time was captured the sweetest time of my life, and that's probably why when I felt inspired to draw, I captured on paper the story of a little girl dressed in a beautiful dress, a hat with a bow, pretty shoes with high socks and a paper ship in her hands. My mom dressed me and my sister like real princesses. During our walks it was impossible not to notice the captivated looks of passers-by. Beautiful dresses never prevented us from making paper boats on puddles, collecting snails, ladybugs and lizards in the tall grass, weaving wreaths of dandelions and daisies, drawing with watercolors, gouache, felt-tip pens a new drawing for my favorite mommy. I really know what a carefree childhood is, and it is a great gift from God.

When Jesus Christ preached, His call was: “Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven. Therefore, whoever takes the lowly position of this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven." (Matthew 18:3-5 NIV)

These words encourage me to think back to my childhood, and to search in those memories for answers to many questions. What should my relationship with God be like? How can I trust Him and not be afraid of anything? How to find inner freedom? How to find the SHALOM?

Thank you for reading, God bless you!