Blog – Page 10 – Pam Coxwell Designs

2 comments ·May 24, 2023

Let Me Let You In On My Secret...

Personally, there have been so many times that I have found myself out of sorts emotionally and mentally, only to realize it linked back to my spiritual condition.

The scripture lettering that I do in my journals helps me ZERO in on the verse, helping me write it on my heart. But many times it doesn’t end with the finished lettering, it goes a step further and becomes a prayer.

May 18, 2023

My Cup of Blessing - Psalm 16

My Cup of Blessing - Psalm 16 I recently realized that I had unknowingly used parts of Psalm 16 in several different designs I had created. This realization caused me to look a little closer at the chapter to see...

Apr 26, 2023

Using Artwork to Tell a Story

What if you started looking at household things you might throw away differently? You might start seeing containers, papers, and other things typically tossed in the trash and think, “I could create with this!” Mixed Media is one of my favorite techniques because it takes something someone might discard and give it new life with a little creativity and art supplies.

Apr 12, 2023

4 Reasons to Hand Letter Scripture

Hand-lettering scripture is so important, and it can actually help you memorize Bible verses too! It didn’t take me long to realize that the more I wrote scripture the more it started flowing through my mind and heart. I created...

1 comment ·Apr 05, 2023

A Continuation - Story Behind April's Encouragement Kit

You see, last month, we wanted to fill the kit with comforting reminders that the Lord is our Shepherd.

Now, this new refill is bringing fresh reassuring reminders that the story continues! Not only is He our Shepherd… HE is also our Savior! The work of the Cross is finished AND the Grave is empty! We have SO much to celebrate! What a beautiful story of grace He has written on each of our lives.

I hope you enjoy the different pieces of Cross artwork in your Kit. There is something special about this Encouragement Kit. It’s a “Continuation Kit”! And I would love to explain!