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Two series so far, each one born out of a different chapter of my life. More to come.

Embrace the Storm by Ronda Rogers, oil painting of a woman with windblown hair looking down, wearing an olive jacket over a white top, against a swirling fiery orange and pink abstract background

Stronger Now

Three paintings, one season, one truth: hard doesn't mean broken.

I started Embrace the Storm, Unyielding Spirit, and Resilient Grace all around the same time, during a stretch that included a breast cancer scare and more than one hard season stacked on top of each other. All three came from the same place — learning that God holds me through the hard parts, which means I don't have to run from them. I can face them instead. Together, these paintings are about what's still standing after you've been through it. Not unshaken. Stronger.


The Light I Stand In, oil painting of a woman in round sunglasses and hoop earrings, profile view, against a vibrant pink, orange, and blue radiating background

Unfiltered and Unapologetic

Four women, fully themselves. No role, no filter, no apology.

This series started as a way to take my identity back — to stop playing a role just to be accepted and start showing up as who I actually am. Each of these four women feels what she feels and says what's true, without softening it for anyone. I painted this series to remind myself that I don't have to shrink to be loved. I just have to be real, and let myself live in the image God actually made me in.