This piece depicts the slain Egyptian and the feet of Moses standing over his body, and a Hebrew word meaning “to change” is written in the sand. Although this event in Biblical history is not a summary of the book as a whole, I feel…

John the Baptist was a true wilderness man who is described in the gospels of the New Testament as preaching in the wilderness. His clothes were made of crude materials like camel’s hair and he ate wild honey and even locusts. John’s appearance, even in…

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,…

The first 2 verses of John chapter 2 are present in the main branch. “Vine” represents your life. Every aspect, yes every aspect, of your Christian life either glorifies God and brings you and other closer to Him, or is detrimental to the purpose He…

Most Olympic athletes devote their entire lives to reach the athletic abilities to compete and win in their respective events. Truly, the number one priority in their lives is their training and competition. Liddell put God first in his life. Instead of running his best…

If you listen and follow the Lord, miracles can happen! I used shading of wine colored spray for this painting and actually mixed a resling wine into the black paint. The paint/wine mix proved difficult to paint with. It was very thin and evaporated quickly.…

The hands of the potter would be rough and show the hard labor involved in his lifestyle. Not only does the Hebrew translate to “Work of Your Hand” but also “work praises yours” – the first translation being the intended one, but the second, unintended…

There are 11 different smaller parts of Jesus’ life in this painting. Baby Jesus is in the right eye. The empty tomb is next to the left eye. Palm Sunday is represented in the top left corner. The sermon on the mount and Jesus the…

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…

Only when a bright, direct light is applied to the painting can the image of the open gates of Heaven be revealed. Without the light (God’s Salvation through the death of His Son Jesus Christ on the cross) we have no hope of entering heaven.…

Roman Centurions were very hard men. As officers, they carried out brutal orders and had to stow their emotions regularly to maintain the effectiveness and respect of their men. Not even the cold, unemotional, hardened centurion present in the shadow of the cross as Jesus…

Not exactly hidden in this painting, the cross at the center of a wedding union symbolizes the importance of God to be at the center of the relationship. This concept is very profound to me, especially the month of October 2013. I married my beautiful…