Another representation of Moses, this painting references when Moses approached the burning bush. Now maybe one day I’ll painting the burning bush itself, but I have always keyed on the part where God commands Moses to take of his shoes when reading the story. Obviously the ground is not going to crumble under the added weight of two shoes, but Moses obeys God here out of respect.
In this image, Jesus meets your gaze—not with anger, not with condemnation, but with a love that refuses to break, even under unbearable suffering. A crown of thorns presses into His brow. Not a symbol of honor, but of mockery. Not placed in reverence, but…
Autumn is the season when we can reap from our sowing. As sinners, Jesus’ death on the cross is the only reason that we don’t harvest what we truly deserve. The raven portrayed is frozen in time, but it can be perceived as both landing…
One of my favorites, “Emergence” shows the hand of Christ moving the stone from His grave. I always imagined that early on Easter morning, before the sun had risen, an overwhelming light came from inside the tomb that held Jesus for 3 days after His…
