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Project Type: Design

Night of Worship Poster / Social Media Graphic

Created for the Berry College Chaplain’s Office

Jenna Johnson Photo Logo

Created For Jenna Johnson Photo

7th Well Fact Sheet

Created for 7th well chattanooga

Exclusive Concert Dinner Invitation

Created for the berry college chaplain’s office

Bible Study Social Media Graphic

Created for the Berry college Chaplain’s Office

Community Brunch Social Media Graphic

Created for the Berry College CHaplain’s Office

John Mark McMillan Concert Poster

Created for the berry college chaplain’s office

Hello.

Lover of words. Believer in the goodness of God. Recently-discovered extrovert who’s always down for a dance party, a second cup of coffee, and listening to stories so I can probably write them into a book one day. Also a big fan of running, graphic design, photo, video, and the Oxford comma.

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Came across a @bobgoff devo a week ago and these words are still beating against some parts of my heart that needed to be warmed up. “But Jesus showed us another way by welcoming interruptions. Most of His interactions with other people happened when He was on his way somewhere else. He was usually stopped by someone in need, and rather than shrugging them off to keep up his pace, He always took the time to listen. He showed them they were important enough to take a detour from His plans. If the God of the universe could stop what He was doing to hear the needs of other people, we can answer our phones. Go for a week without sending anyone to voicemail. It’ll change your life. We determine how much influence we’ll have when we decide how available we’ll be.”

If you know her, you love her (and you know how much she loves her dog). She’s my biggest fan, my best friend, and my role model. Her pursuit of people is unmatched and her laugh is contagious. Thank you for giving me my best friends and for being you. I hope I can love people as big as you do. Happy birthday, mama 💛 If you know her, leave her some love below!

And in this season when everything turns cold and begins to die, my deepest prayer is that God is birthing something new in me, and oh man, I feel it deep in my bones. Even on the heavy mornings and nights, these days are literally dripping in His kindness and provision. This has been one of the hardest and sweetest seasons where sitting in God’s presence has become enough for me. It’s a season of reclaiming what’s been taken in the darkness and verbally declaring the enemy does not have a seat next to me or even at the same table. It’s so strange to see so vividly the darkness and light coexisting, but I’m clinging to that hope that Light prevails and Heaven has already won and my seat is set at the table and His Kingdom is coming.

She is kind, and she will be your biggest cheerleader. I say it every year, and every year I have learned more ways that I mean it, but if I turn out to be even half the woman she is, I am set. She is patient and loving and I can’t believe God chose me to be her daughter. Also, she looks dang beautiful, so here’s to hoping I keep looking like her (after 6 KIDS, people). (her birthday is next weekend but today we celebrated with Wicked and wandering around Atlanta)

Tonight was goooood. Walking away from this weekend with some of my favorite photos and vids I’ve ever taken. The veil was thin and tonight I’m grateful for that.

Reflecting on Day 1 of @forgodsolovedtour as we kick off Day 2. Freaking stoked to be capturing these moments 💫 #FGSL19

Tonight I sat and wrote real, honest things for 2 hours. And it may have been the best thing I’ve done in a long time. And I felt the Holy Spirit gently whispering, “This is the hard stuff. It’s okay to be angry. The darkness has got nothing on you and Me together. Hang on, baby.”

There’s a piece of Scripture that has consistently come to mind in the past few weeks that I’ve got posted up in a few different places: “I will restore to you the years that the swarming locust has eaten, the hopper, the destroyer, and the cutter, my great army, which I sent among you. "You shall eat in plenty and be satisfied, and praise the name of the Lord your God, who has dealt wondrously with you. And my people shall never again be put to shame. You shall know that I am in the midst of Israel, and that I am the Lord your God and there is none else. And my people shall never again be put to shame.” And I see that woven into a lot of my days lately, but one night this past week in particular, I had the best long conversation with God I’ve had in such a long time where all I could do was thank Him. In this season, the faithfulness of God is clearer than it’s been in quite some time, and I do feel like He’s restoring things piece by piece in every sphere of my life, in ways that I didn’t give Him enough credit to believe they’d be possible. Reflecting is powerful, people, and I’m grateful for the Holy Spirit that ushers us into the quiet spaces to sit longer and breathe deeper with Him.

And after the show, John danced down the sidewalk and said, “I’m back in my body,” and that pretty much sums up the night.

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