Meshali Mitchell (AKA “The wallpaper lady” around here) is a portrait artist, lover of people, and a storyteller. The quality of her work stands alone, known by its immersion in heart and soul. In an unforeseen step of faith, the combination of a deep love for Christ, a heart for restoration, and an eye for creativity led her to purchase an 1886 Farmhouse in May of 2018. During this time, she began to document the restorative process, noticing how closely it paralleled her personal story of restoration--room by room, piece by piece.

Find Meshali at meshali.co and @meshali on Instagram.

Resource mentioned in this episode:

Fasting: Opening the door to a deeper, more intimate, more powerful relationship with God
by Jentezen Franklin

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This episode of The Collected Podcast was recorded and edited by Jacob Early.