pour my love out

48x60 original abstract 

“Pour My Love Out” was created from a place of surrender one of those moments where faith feels less like certainty and more like trust. The layered textures and soft, weathered tones reflect the way God meets us in the in-between in the messy, the healing, and the unseen work happening beneath the surface.

As I painted, I thought about pouring out fear, control, and even expectations and allowing that space to be filled with peace and purpose. The movement in this piece feels like a gentle release, a reminder that we were never meant to carry everything on our own.

Hidden within the painting is a cross, intentionally woven into the composition as a quiet anchor. It represents the constant presence of grace, even when life feels uncertain or undefined. This piece is deeply personal to me its a reflection of my own walk of letting go, leaning in, and trusting that God is always working, even when I can’t fully see it.