• Beauty in the Hiddenness

    Disclaimer: I cannot take credit for these ideas or claim them as my own. However, I can confidently say that they have been drawn from a rich tradition of other Christian writers and thinkers, which I think gives them all the more validity. My inspiration comes primarily from C.S. Lewis,…

    Continue reading →: Beauty in the Hiddenness
  • You Must Behold (Part 4)

    This story is inspired by the works of C.S. Lewis, particularly The Great Divorce, which I had just read when the idea for this story came to me. The question that sparked the idea was this: “What would it be like if we really knew what people think of us?”…

    Continue reading →: You Must Behold (Part 4)
  • You Must Behold (Part 3)

    This story is inspired by the works of C.S. Lewis, particularly The Great Divorce, which I had just read when the idea for this story came to me. The question that sparked the idea was this: “What would it be like if we really knew what people think of us?”…

    Continue reading →: You Must Behold (Part 3)
  • You Must Behold (Part 2)

    This story is inspired by the works of C.S. Lewis, particularly The Great Divorce, which I had just read when the idea for this story came to me. The question that sparked the idea was this: “What would it be like if we really knew what people think of us?”…

    Continue reading →: You Must Behold (Part 2)
  • Stouthearted Sam

    I’ve been reading The Lord of the Rings from start to finish for the second time, and it has been a thoroughly delightful experience. The older I get, the more I enjoy Tolkien’s language, style, and imagination. I could actually envision their journey through Middle-Earth as I took the time…

    Continue reading →: Stouthearted Sam
  • You Must Behold

    This story is inspired by the works of C.S. Lewis, particularly The Great Divorce, which I had just read when the idea for this story came to me. The question that sparked the idea was this: “What would it be like if we really knew what people think of us?”…

    Continue reading →: You Must Behold
  • Homesick

    I don’t really remember when I first started dreaming of Ireland. It may have been when I fell slightly in love with Tom Branson from Downton Abbey as a teenager. But ever since I first heard the Irish accent and began to learn a little about their culture and landscape,…

    Continue reading →: Homesick

hello, I’m Jenna Leigh

I’m glad you’re here! This is a place where I hope to cultivate & celebrate beauty as it is displayed through the Gospel, creation, & home. I’d love for you to join me on my journey as an artist & follow along as I share my paintings, stories, & musings on life in the Kingdom. Thanks for stopping by!