My second Christmas themed painting “Nativity” features traditional Christmas red and green. It portrays how the setting of Jesus’ birth actually was – on the bottom level of a house with no animals and no wisemen. The shepherds are also absent, but the Bible tells us that they came later that spring/fall night.
I have always been fascinated by the way artists render cherubs. The most popular are essentially naked babies with bird wings. How awesome is it that God put a cherubim with a flaming sword at the gate of Eden after mankind’s first sin? Here, I…
Mark 5 tells us of an ill woman who had so much faith in the power of Jesus Christ that she, to be healed, reached out just to touch a scrap of His clothing. In a crowded place with a lot of attention on Him,…
For my fortieth painting, I chose to show Samson holding the donkey jawbone. This could be right before or right after the Nazarite killed 1000 Philistines. Obviously the jawbone and the length of Sampson’s hair are exaggerated, but how cool would this look as a…
