For He So Loved the World
24 x 36 inches
This piece captures the back of Jesus after the whipping, marked with visible stripes of blood. Each wound represents a love that chose to endure pain for the sake of humanity, a love that did not hold back.
The gold background surrounds Him in radiance, symbolizing the glory and divine power behind His sacrifice. It reflects heaven’s perspective, where suffering is not the end, but the beginning of redemption.
This painting is an invitation to reflect on a love that is not abstract, but personal, intentional, and still reaching us today.
For He So Loved the World
24 x 36 inches
This piece captures the back of Jesus after the whipping, marked with visible stripes of blood. Each wound represents a love that chose to endure pain for the sake of humanity, a love that did not hold back.
The gold background surrounds Him in radiance, symbolizing the glory and divine power behind His sacrifice. It reflects heaven’s perspective, where suffering is not the end, but the beginning of redemption.
This painting is an invitation to reflect on a love that is not abstract, but personal, intentional, and still reaching us today.
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