The SALT team continues to be encouraged and blessed by your continued participation in our faith-based challenges and we praise God for allowing us to share our creativity in a way that seeks to honor and glorify the risen Savior!
This week it's my (Kim S.) turn to set the challenge and I chose forgiveness. The idea for this challenge came from a hymn we sang in church a few months ago. The focus of the hymn is on man's natural state of sinfulness and how, through Christ's sacrifice on the cross, we can be set free from the bondage of sin and be "set faultless before the throne."
This week it's my (Kim S.) turn to set the challenge and I chose forgiveness. The idea for this challenge came from a hymn we sang in church a few months ago. The focus of the hymn is on man's natural state of sinfulness and how, through Christ's sacrifice on the cross, we can be set free from the bondage of sin and be "set faultless before the throne."
Many people would state that they don't need forgiveness and yet, when we compare our every day acts against that of Christ, a sinless man, we are able to see our utter hopelessness of ever being worthy or "good" enough to receive the gift of everlasting life. Praise God, He sent a Savior who can forgive even the worse sinner and create in us a clean heart. "Mine the life won, and thine the life laid down...."
Please enjoy the beautiful creations the team has made this week! You may click on each team member's name to visit their individual blogs and read more about their art pieces.
Please enjoy the beautiful creations the team has made this week! You may click on each team member's name to visit their individual blogs and read more about their art pieces.
If you are inspired by this week's challenge and would like to share something that you've made, please leave us a comment with a link back to your blog or online gallery. We'd love to see your creations!
Esther
Hazel
Lythan
Kimberly (template by Paislee Press).jpg)
12 comments:
Wow! What a gifted group of sisters. All of these projects look fabulous!
Beautiful beautiful work
Lovely work yet again girls :-)
k this is mine TFL!!its the one at the bottom of the post http://stacystonescrapbooker.blogspot.com/2008/05/more-mothers-day-mojo.html
Here's my 'Forgiven' ATC...
http://amy-littletreasures.blogspot.com/
wow. Mine looks pretty simple compared to these. this is my first time in this activity. Thanks for the opportunity.
Nancy
http://neatcs.wordpress.com/2008/05/14/salt-may-14-2008/
Congrats Salt on an excellent blog, and being named Featured Blog of the Week at A Faith Perspective- www.afaithperspective.blogspot.com . We really appreciate the Light you are shining, and want to encourage you to keep the Fight! If you would like to email me, I have a cute little blinkie you can wear on your blog, if you like. Thanks!!
I made a forgiven bookmark.
http://lizslovelies.blogspot.com/2008/05/forgiven.html
thanks,
Liz
These projects are simply amazing. You are all so talented!
Here is my (rather simple) offering:
http://hernameislucy.blogspot.com/2008/05/forgiveness.html
I am sending an ATC off to a friend in England this week and wanted to try to display it here first. It is not just "Forgiveness" but is certainly a huge part of it. Thanks for allowing me to share.
Nancy
Here is the link. Sorry.
http://neatcs.wordpress.com/2008/05/19/forgiveness-and-healing/
Ya'll have some lovely work on this theme! I've not taken much time to play. Did make a card, using 'forgivness', if you care to look on Splitcoaststampers.
http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/gallery/photo/936367?cat=500&ppuser=169842
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