THE SPACE BETWEEN
Art Show Title: "The Space Between"
Artist: Siblings
Medium: Tie Dye Fabric Art
Artist Words: "Meaning is not in the words but lies in the space between them"
Y'all Ready to Share Your Story?
Come be a guest on Generationally Speaking Podcast! We'll walk you through the Stump and Soul method to develop your story, then connect you with a mentor for the Analysis Phase - that's where the real soul work happens (and honestly? The projects are a blast!).
We'd be honored to help you tell your story the way God intended.
Reach out to Debbie Scott at info@stumpandsoul.com - let's get started!
"Honey, you can't see the forest for the trees when your whole life is cluttered with stuff that don't matter. The Analysis Phase is where we sit down with our scissors and ask God, 'What's real here? What's Yours? What's just noise covering up Your voice?' Then we cut away everything that ain't Him. And what's left? That's your foundation. That's where we start building your Art Studio - the real one, the one where people come to see God's transformation on full display."
Analysis Phase
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"The neon index card is where transformation begins. It's bright, it's bold, it's impossible to ignore - just like the truth you've been avoiding. In the Analysis Phase, you take everything in your life - every relationship, every habit, every belief, every memory - and you ask God one question: 'Does this belong in the Art Studio You're building in my life?'
If it's His, it stays. You glue it down to the foundation of your make-believe future Art Studio - the one that will eventually sit adjacent to your house, the one where you'll invite people in for the Stump and Soul Experience Show and Art Storytelling.
If it's not His - if it's just noise, just clutter, just the enemy's lies dressed up as your identity - you cut it away. Ruthlessly. Prayerfully. Strategically.
This isn't about perfection. This is about elimination. This is about condensing your life down to only the things that matter so God has room to work. Because here's the truth: you can't build a masterpiece on a foundation of junk.
So grab your scissors. Get honest with God. And start cutting.
What remains? That's not what's left over. That's what was meant to be there all along."