Broken Colors

05/17/2026

Husbands and wives: Protect your unity. Speak life over one another. Celebrate each other’s victories. Carry each other through weaknesses. Stand shoulder to shoulder like teammates on mission for the Kingdom.

05/16/2026

Be blessed.

“God Didn’t Let Me Break” is a powerful Christian struggle testimony song about pain, silent battles, and the grace of God that keeps us standing when life g...

05/12/2026

I've been quiet for a reason and I'm honored to let you all be the first to know the magnitude of what we're working on. In 3 days, I begin to work with the ghostwriter/publisher who is going to help me bring this to life.

I wonder if this is what J.K.Rowling felt like when she began "Harry Potter" or Susanne Collins who penned "The Hunger Games"? I have learned much since sitting under the teaching of Jerry Jenkins, co-author of "Left Behind".

I don't take my life journey for granted. To say that "I have finally arrived" Is a testimony in itself and yet, I also know......it's just the beginning. So, I have finally arrived at the starting line. The years of practice are behind me. The race is ahead of me. I have 5 years to complete it.

Thank you for being here on the journey with me to inspire the next generation.

Let me know if you want to be a part of the founders circle and I'll send you the details.

Love you all.
Deborah J. Watson

03/23/2026

Sometimes life fractures us. Like a sudden earthquake that forces our stability to re-examine itself.

You know what I'm talking about.

It shatters our plans, our dreams, even the version of ourselves we thought we knew.

But what if brokenness isn’t the end?
What if it’s the beginning of becoming someone new?

Every crack, every pain, every loss is a space where light can enter, reshaping our heart, our mind, and our purpose.

True transformation doesn’t erase the past....it uses it to build strength, wisdom, and resilience we never knew we had.

Brokenness isn’t a defeat. It’s a metamorphosis.

I thought I was 3 when it first happened. The moment I witnessed my mom kill my father in self-defense.

It turns out, it began the moment I was born. The moment my mother's water broke and I entered her world.

Invetro, I felt her fears.

My birthday, I saw them!

Fear became real to me for the first time. It also felt very normal and I accepted is presence.

I never considered love to be any different than what I witnessed happening in front of me.

She held tight to protect me.
I longed for freedom.
She sheltered me from the world
I wanted to explore it.

I may only be 22 now, but I've lived a thousand chapters.

Fear?

It has no power in my life anymore.

Grace was freed from prison when I was 18, but I saw a familiar longing in her eyes that mirrored my own desire to be loved for who I am, as I am, where I am.

Together, we will heal. We will find joy and peace again. Even if we have to fight for it.

03/04/2026

Shattered Glass

There will come a moment
when trust cracks
like thin glass under weight you never imagined.
A word, a secret,
a habit hidden in shadow
will pierce the quiet of your heart.

Your first thought may be escape—
to gather your dignity
and run from the shards.

But sometimes love does not live in the easy exit.
Sometimes it waits
in the hard, jagged place
where forgiveness is a choice
and mercy is a muscle
you haven’t yet trained.

Do not mistake your hurt
for the verdict of failure.
Do not let your anger
decide the fate of a covenant
crafted in vows
and sacred promise.

The cracks will sting.
The sharp edges may cut.
But your staying—
even while wounded—
is a quiet revolution.

It says: I will not abandon
the one I chose
even when they stumble,
even when I ache,
even when the night is long.
Love in this moment
is not easy.
It is not fair.
It is holy.

03/03/2026

The Quiet Throne

You thought strength was a crown,
that faith would elevate you
above the ordinary,
above the noise of human weakness.

But the throne you sought
was not gilded.
It was carved from ashes.
It was forged in the furnace
of your own pride,
then shattered
so mercy could take its place.

You are strong
not because you rise unbroken,
but because you fell
and kept your hands open
to receive what you could not earn.

Loneliness comes quietly.
It sits beside you in every room,
a reminder that your spirit
walks paths others cannot follow.

You hear the laughter of the worldly,
their ease with sin and comfort,
and you feel apart—
as if the light you carry
is too bright, too strange,
for those still asleep in their own shadows.

Yet, do not despise the loneliness.
It is the soil where humility grows.
Where pride dies,
and grace blooms.

Your strength is not yours.
It is the echo of mercy,
the residue of surrender,
the quiet roar of a heart
that has learned:

to bend is not weakness,
to break is not defeat,
to be alone is sometimes
the only way to truly stand.

02/15/2026

You are the first to see our packaging of pendants only. We have retail and wholesale prices available. Comment on the pictures of the ones you want. Enjoy!

02/15/2026

Lindsay here. I was thumbing through my high school journals and found this. If I would have known then what I know now.....I wonder....

02/06/2026

“Broken does not mean finished.”

Broken usually sounds like the end.

We’re taught—explicitly or subtly—that if something cracks, fails, falls apart, it’s no longer useful.

But brokenness is not a period.
It’s a comma.

Brokenness is evidence that something has been acted upon, not discarded. In these stained glass pendants, the glass didn’t vanish. It didn’t lose its substance. It simply changed form.

Broken means:
something was impacted
something was interrupted
something was altered
Not ended.

“It means becoming.”

Becoming is a process word.

It assumes movement, time, heat, pressure, intention.
In these stained glass pieces, the breaking exposes edges that never existed before.

The fire doesn’t return it to what it was.
It transforms it into something it could never have been without the breaking.

So becoming is not “going back.”
It’s going forward with memory. All the memories.

Spiritually, emotionally, creatively:

You don’t become despite what broke you.
You become because of it.

The breaking reveals where transformation is possible.

What felt like the end of you was actually the moment your story changed direction.

The fracture was not a failure—it was an opening.

You aren’t unfinished because you’re broken.
You’re unfinished because you’re still being formed.

If you've lived seasons where:
things ended that shouldn’t have
dreams paused
roles shifted
grief reshaped you
Yet here you are—creating beauty out of fire.

Please know this....broken doesn't mean finished. It means becoming.

Broken isn’t the opposite of whole.
Finished is.
And you?
You’re not finished.
You’re becoming. 💛

02/01/2026

It was bound to happen. I just didn't see it coming packaged like this!

Sometimes healing isn’t soft.Sometimes it comes loud.HOLY RAGE is a spiritual trap song about the anger, grief, and raw emotion that come when your body and ...