Prints available on canvas and fine art paper

Prints available on canvas and fine art paper

Prints available on canvas and fine art paper

48" x 48"

Mixed Media on Canvas

Hebrews chapter 6:19 tells us that Jesus is the anchor for our souls. “This hope is a strong and trustworthy anchor for our souls. It leads us through the curtain into God's inner sanctuary.”

Mixed Media on Canvas  36" x 60"

(Prints are available on canvas and on paper at various sizes. See Store or contact me if interested in an image not seen there.)

10” x 16”

Mixed Media on Canvas

48" x 60"

Mixed Media on Canvas

24" x 36"

Mixed Media on Canvas

4' x 8'

Paper print mounted on panel

60" x 72"

Mixed Media on Canvas

A few years ago, I was contemplating Good Friday and wondering

why it wasn’t more of a focus in our evangelical tradition as

Christmas and Easter. It is the only day of the year where the word,

“good,” is attached to it, and I wanted to rethink what I understood

as to what it was that made this day so good.

We know great scriptures and hymns about the blood of Christ, and

we’ve heard great sermons on the subject and even have films like

the Passion of the Christ that remind us of what was endured to

make available this priceless provision that could wash away all sins

and cleanse us from all unrighteousness. But for me personally,

during that particular passion week, I wanted to see something that

conveyed not just the blood itself, but His precious blood running

over and covering all of my sin. Every one of them. The seen and the

unseen. The sin I am conscious of, and the sin that I am unconscious

of. All of my sin, covered and carried away as far as the east is from

the west, He remembers it no more. I wanted to see it,

not just know it, so I put paint to canvas.

As your eye moves from the bottom, through the blood and above

the carnage, light, power, and grace rises up into a new life, in Christ,

and a hope that is secure, prepared in Heaven for me and for all

those who have put their faith in Christ. The words covering the

upper part of the canvas speak of the those things that are most true

about us, as new creations, in Christ, with a new identity, a new

desire, a new citizenship, in a new kingdom with a new mission. The

upper portion of this painting depicts how God views the man or

woman who has now put their faith in Christ. I suppose this painting

could be considered a self portrait of sorts, although the same thing

is true of all of us who love the Lord. I think if I remembered the

truths this painting depicts about me, and my brothers and sisters in

Christ, and about what’s possible for those who have not

yet been saved, I would be much more loving and gracious person.

24” x 30”

Mixed Media on Canvas

24” x 30”

Mixed Media on Canvas

24” x 30”

Mixed Media on Canvas

24" x 30"

Mixed Media on Canvas

48” x 72”

Mixed Media on Canvas

28” x 60”

Mixed Media on Canvas

48” x 60”

Mixed Media on Canvas

12" x 20"

Mixed Media on Canvas