For we are God’s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.
Ephesians 2:10
Many people considered famous today were once oddballs who refused to do their art the established way. The painter Jackson Pollock laid a humongous canvas on the floor of his barn and dripped paint on it. The critics thought he was nuts–until people started calling it art. More recently, there’s Lindsey Stirling, who was told by the judges on America’s Got Talent that her unusual combination of dancing and playing the violin was not marketable. After being voted off the show, she took her skills to YouTube to prove the naysayers wrong. Her channel now has 12.4 million subscribers!

Personal expression doesn’t have to be justified to hold value.
Come to think of it, Jesus was somewhat of an oddball during His days on earth. His ‘art’ was unappreciated by the religious experts, but people with the ears to hear believed (John 1:12). He now has over two billion followers!
If Christ completed the good works God prepared in advance for Him to do, you can too (John 14:12).
Today you are you! That is truer than true! There is no one alive who is you-er than you!
Dr Seuss
You are God’s workmanship, and God doesn’t make junk!

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Amen! So thankful our Father restores, redeems and makes priceless “stuff”.
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