Disciple Yourself

Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind (Romans 12:2)

What does it mean to be a disciple, in practical terms? And how do we 'go out and make disciples'? Click the buttons below to find out more and to visit my Ko-Fi shop for my handmade journals.

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Contact me: Mari Kay
marikay@discipleyourself.com
Canterbury, New Zealand

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Meet My Friends

Disciples of Jesus, Co-Creating with God

I'm blessed to count some talented, beautiful people as my friends. I met them all through taking those big steps of faith I talk about in my articles. They serve God through their art, always with the heart of a disciple. Please take a moment to go visit them online. You'll be inspired!

Debra Hart is an award-winning Atlanta, GA artist known for interpreting creation through ethereal and emotive contemporary abstract imagery on large-scale canvas and charming smaller works. A seasoned oil painter and mixed media artist, she also lends expertise through workshops, nurtures vibrant global online communities in Creative Café with Debra Hart Studio and SOUL Collective with Debra Hart Studio, and relishes her roles as passionate encourager and creativity guide in the creative spheres in which she serves.

www.debrahartstudio.com

Lynnette Horn is a contemporary realism artist. Her art tells stories of love and light found in nature and among people’s interactions. She also shares these stories as a speaker to Christian and artists groups. Her medium of choice is acrylics but dabbles in graphite and pastels, too. She accepts commissions.

www.lynnettehorn.com

An Australian artist located in Adelaide, SA, Alison Duke loves to connect with the hearts of others through her mixed media work, bringing the dreams of the soul to life. As an artist she’s been connecting and working to create connection. “Creating is my life, as is connecting people with love, peace, joy, hope, and lots of laughter, through pieces of art, lessons and workshops.”

alisondukeart.company.site