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It was at the Feast of Tabernacles where Jesus said "If anyone is thirsty, let him come to me and drink. Whoever believes in me, as the Scripture has said, streams of living water will flow from within him." (John 7:37b-38 NIV) He said this duri...

Shortly after death at the crucifixion of Jesus, three souls descend to Hell. One of the thieves descends to the bosom of Abraham, the other to hell proper. Jesus is depicted as descending rather than falling. The ultimate Author of Life meets dea...

"Spirit of Praise" was inspired one Sunday morning by the praise dancers at church. This artwork is not yet available for purchase.

I saw Melvin sitting and reading a paperback while I was sketching on Charlottesville's downtown outdoor Mall, and he was kind enough to pose for me. This art is not yet ready for sale.

Jesus transitioning between heaven and earth during his ascension. He is changing from the physical form of the Galilean to the description in Rev. 1. His hair is changing to white, his eyes to gold and fire, and his body from material to spiritual...

The symbolic images for this painting are taken largely from Ezekiel 40-48. The subject is Jerusalem under the literal earthly reign of King Jesus. On the second row from the top, for instance, you can see the glory of God lighting up the mountains...

This is a very straightforward depiction of the Holy Spirit with an emphasis on his personhood within the Godhead. Although the traditional depiction of a dove, as well as of fire, are present in the picture, I was more interested in the fact that h...

Based on the description of New Jerusalem in the book of Revelation, chapters 21 amp 22, I chose to paint this on a square canvas. The three circles at the bottom represent not only the turning globe of the new earth, but three gates on one side of ...

This is a mixed media drawing of the "first living beast" of the book of Revelation. Since its primary form is that of a lion, I chose a variety of feline eyes to be scattered throughout its wings and person.

This is the companion piece to Creation Day Four. In the first piece I looked at God's creation of the huge expanse of outer space, but here I turn to his detail work in one of the places most of us will never get a personal look at, the seas. As t...

This piece as done while I was in Japan and in contact with Japanese believers. The figure is in New Jerualem as mentioned in the final chapters of Revelation. Sitting on a gold ledge and leaning against a gem-encrusted column, the subtle beauty of...

This is the first of two companion pieces on creation as depicted in the book of Genesis. Here, having determined in advance what he would create, God creates all of the universe with one sweep of his hand. He created what "is" out of what "is not....