Shifting Timelines was created in a season where grief pressed hard on my chest—
the kind of grief that steals your breath, rearranges your world,
and leaves you standing between what was… and what will be.
 
There are moments in life when you feel suspended in the in-between.
Not who you were, not yet who you’re becoming.
Just… here.
Raw. Tender. Uncertain. Holding memories in one hand and unanswered questions in the other.
This piece was born in that place.
In Scripture, grief is not weakness —
it is sacred ground where God draws near.
“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” (Psalm 34:18)
 
Shifting Timelines reflects that holy tension:
the ache of loss, the fog of transition,
and the quiet, gentle promise that God is already at work beneath the surface.
 
The layered strokes, depth of color, and subtle movement in this painting mirror the emotional landscape of grief —
not linear, not simple, and never rushed.
It holds space for you to feel what you’ve been avoiding,
to breathe differently for a moment,
to let God meet you where it hurts.
I’ve walked through grief in many forms —
divorce, chronic illness that stole the use of my right arm,
identity deaths, heartbreak, and the unraveling of life as I knew it.
And in every season, I learned something true:
Grief is not the end of the story.
It is the soil where God begins rebuilding you.
 
Shifting Timelines is a visual reminder of that sacred becoming.
A reminder that even when you don’t see it, God is shifting things in the unseen —
preparing, healing, restoring, renewing.
 
This piece invites you to:
✨ release what no longer fits
✨ honor what was
✨ trust what God is growing in the dark
✨ believe that resurrection always follows surrender
 
Hang this painting in the place where you pray, process, or exhale.
Let it remind you that grief is not a dead end —
it is the doorway God uses to lead you into something new,
holy, and beautifully rebuilt.
 
Claim Shifting Timelines and let its presence hold you through the in-between, reminding you that God restores every broken place.