David paled physically in comparison to the huge stature of Goliath. Not only that, but he had a formidable army behind him as well. I called this painting perspective not only because it makes the hand of David and his sling look like it could crush Goliath, but also to emphasize how instrumental anyone can be with God behind them. On a side note, I used Michelangelo’s statue “David” as a basis for the hand.
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,…
There are several powerful messages and imagery in the book of Revelation. The sixth chapter speaks of a white horse and rider, a red horse and rider, a black horse and rider, and a pale horse and rider. Each of the riders has a weapon–bow,…
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…
