The painting portrays 3 images of the Alamo. In front, the Alamo is displayed as it looked around the time of the battle – referenced by an antique daguerreotype of the building in 1849. The middle layer shows the Alamo as we know it today…

When you look at the painting as a whole, you can see the cracked earth of a desert riddled with thorns. At the top left, you can see a man dragging a cross through this unforgiving environment. The image represents the struggle of life that…

As Christians, the immense power of God dwells within us through the Holy Ghost! I chose to represent power with fire because the Bible uses that representation often. Fire also is consuming, symbolizing the new creation we’ve become by accepting salvation. Fire is spread through…