Jesus gave his life on the cross for each of our sins. He faced to ultimate physical pain and humiliation, but rose to victory 3 days later. In the painting, Jesus is nailed to the cross, but also crushing the head of a snake. Of course this didn’t physically happen. The snake represents Satan (and ultimately sin). The painting shows the Lord Jesus Christ defeating them both by sacrificing Himself.
We live in a secular world that is in the process of perishing. If we put our trust, our devotion, our focus on worldly things, we will fall like the red and purple paint dripping down in the background. As Christians, we align ourselves with…
Two stone gates arch over 2 paths. The larger gate spans over a paved path that is wide and many people are taking this paved path under the wide gate up the mountain. Where the mountain starts to slope down, a smaller gate stands over…
Just as a loving father protects and comforts his children, Jesus protects and comforts us, as Christians, throughout our lives. This painting was spurred by the arrival of 2 nephews and a niece all born within 4 days of each other. The painting is simple…
