“Dear God, Help My Heart” Print
“Dear God help my heart”
This piece came from a prayer I’ve prayed so many times—especially when I had nothing else to pray. It would come in those moments when I was frustrated, mad that I was mad, upset that I was upset, depressed, or just feeling the weight of falling short. It came from a place of surrender, where all I could do was ask God for help.
God Help My Heart is meant to show the beauty and intricate parts of a heart—not just physically but spiritually. The depth isn’t just about blood—it’s about the zeal, power, strength, rage, intensity, love, and courage that flow through it.
The faces within the piece move in a cycle—sending their tears and prayers up, only for them to come back down again, moving just like blood does. It’s that same cycle of release and renewal.
There are also a lot of themes tied to blood—biblically and spiritually—where it’s known for its cleansing and healing power through God. This piece connects deeply to that for me, because asking God to help our hearts holds real power.
It’s our hearts that save us, that bring us back to Him. They constantly need purifying, cleansing, and guidance to navigate because they’re so intricate, so detailed—something we can’t afford to forsake.
“Dear God help my heart”
This piece came from a prayer I’ve prayed so many times—especially when I had nothing else to pray. It would come in those moments when I was frustrated, mad that I was mad, upset that I was upset, depressed, or just feeling the weight of falling short. It came from a place of surrender, where all I could do was ask God for help.
God Help My Heart is meant to show the beauty and intricate parts of a heart—not just physically but spiritually. The depth isn’t just about blood—it’s about the zeal, power, strength, rage, intensity, love, and courage that flow through it.
The faces within the piece move in a cycle—sending their tears and prayers up, only for them to come back down again, moving just like blood does. It’s that same cycle of release and renewal.
There are also a lot of themes tied to blood—biblically and spiritually—where it’s known for its cleansing and healing power through God. This piece connects deeply to that for me, because asking God to help our hearts holds real power.
It’s our hearts that save us, that bring us back to Him. They constantly need purifying, cleansing, and guidance to navigate because they’re so intricate, so detailed—something we can’t afford to forsake.
“Dear God help my heart”
This piece came from a prayer I’ve prayed so many times—especially when I had nothing else to pray. It would come in those moments when I was frustrated, mad that I was mad, upset that I was upset, depressed, or just feeling the weight of falling short. It came from a place of surrender, where all I could do was ask God for help.
God Help My Heart is meant to show the beauty and intricate parts of a heart—not just physically but spiritually. The depth isn’t just about blood—it’s about the zeal, power, strength, rage, intensity, love, and courage that flow through it.
The faces within the piece move in a cycle—sending their tears and prayers up, only for them to come back down again, moving just like blood does. It’s that same cycle of release and renewal.
There are also a lot of themes tied to blood—biblically and spiritually—where it’s known for its cleansing and healing power through God. This piece connects deeply to that for me, because asking God to help our hearts holds real power.
It’s our hearts that save us, that bring us back to Him. They constantly need purifying, cleansing, and guidance to navigate because they’re so intricate, so detailed—something we can’t afford to forsake.