Revelations

Revelations by Kathy Grimm

The influence on John Wesley’s theology of an escape as a child from a burning dwelling is thus described by Rev. W. H. Fitchett:

His theology translated itself into the terms of that night scene. The burning house was the symbol of a perishing world. Each human soul, in Wesley’s thought, was represented by that fire-girt child, with the flames of sin, and of that divine and eternal auger which unrepenting sin kindles, closing round it. He who had been plucked form the burning house at midnight must pluck men from the flames of a more dreadful fire. That remembered peril colored Wesley’s imagination to his dying day.–”Wesley and His Century.”

Butterflys Are Free

Butterflys Are Free by Kathy Grimm

Church

A little stone church by Kathy Grimm

This little church also comes in grey and burgundy

navy and cream

and . . . tan and moss green

Samson’s Incredible Strength

Samson's Incredible Strength by Kathy Grimm

A Native American Church Courtyard

Native American Church Courtyard by Kathy Grimm