When the shadows seem to linger, the light is on the horizon. The awareness of God in us brings comfort and the mystery that we are one means we can rest our weary head on His chest. The title of this piece is inspired by Julian of Norwich, the 14th century mystic who, in a deep sickness, encounters Jesus and He tells her, “all shall be well, all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.”
We can enter into the space of believing that even in suffering, that because we are one with God, ultimately all shall be well. In this life, the comfort and rest is in the here and now knowing He is the place we find rest for our souls.
20” × 24” acrylic and oil on deep canvas
When the shadows seem to linger, the light is on the horizon. The awareness of God in us brings comfort and the mystery that we are one means we can rest our weary head on His chest. The title of this piece is inspired by Julian of Norwich, the 14th century mystic who, in a deep sickness, encounters Jesus and He tells her, “all shall be well, all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.”
We can enter into the space of believing that even in suffering, that because we are one with God, ultimately all shall be well. In this life, the comfort and rest is in the here and now knowing He is the place we find rest for our souls.
20” × 24” acrylic and oil on deep canvas
