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Ruth

This watercolor painting tells Ruth’s story, a story of faithfulness, love, and redemption, through four major turning points of her life.  Beginning where the Old Testament book begins, this image shows Ruth accompanying her mother-in-law, Naomi, back to the land of Judah after their husbands had died in Moab. ...

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Peter

Three images from Peter’s life are present in this painting.  He was a simple fisherman before he was called by Christ to become a “fisher of men.” ...

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Noah

One of the most well-known and often-appropriated stories of the Bible is that of Noah.  Many people forget the seriousness of the story:  that man was so wicked in the sight of God that He purposed to destroy the whole of mankind....

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Mary and Martha

Three times Mary and Martha appear in the Scriptures.  Three times, each woman is seen doing the same action.  First, Martha is actively preparing for Jesus to be her guest, while Mary is listening at His feet.  When their brother Lazarus dies, Martha runs to meet Jesus as He comes into town....

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Lydia

Lydia was a dealer in purple cloth from the city of Thyatira.  Her path crossed with the Apostle Paul’s missionary journey at a river on the outskirts of Philippi. ...

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Joseph

Joseph’s life story is a sweeping narrative that fills a quarter of the book of Genesis.  Early in his life he was victimized by favoritism that led to contempt, betrayal that led to slavery, and unlawful desire that led to imprisonment. ...

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Jonah

The ministry of the prophet Jonah is retold in this image.  When God called him to speak to the sinful city of Nineveh, he boarded a ship bound for the opposite direction.  During a terrible storm, Jonah was thrown overboard by the ship’s crew and swallowed by a huge fish. ...

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John the Baptist

Jesus said that there is no one greater among the human race than John the Baptist, the man who ate honey and locusts, who wore a coat of camel’s hair, and who baptized the repentant in the Jordan River in anticipation of Jesus’ forthcoming ministry....

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Jeremiah

Jeremiah was known as the weeping prophet; he desired so much that Israel would turn back to God.  From his mother’s womb, God had set His hand upon Jeremiah, appointing him to be a prophet to the nations....

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