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2 Kings 13:20–21
This piece was inspired by the story of Elisha's bones in 2 Kings 13—a reminder that God is still in the business of bringing life where there was death. The flowers growing from the rib cage symbolize hope, restoration, and the beauty that can emerge from broken places. The gold line weaving through the piece represents the Holy Spirit (ruach), God's breath bringing life, renewal, and His constant presence.
Whether healing comes in a single moment or over many years, this painting reminds us that no life is beyond God's reach.
12×12” acrylic on raw canvas
2 Kings 13:20–21
This piece was inspired by the story of Elisha's bones in 2 Kings 13—a reminder that God is still in the business of bringing life where there was death. The flowers growing from the rib cage symbolize hope, restoration, and the beauty that can emerge from broken places. The gold line weaving through the piece represents the Holy Spirit (ruach), God's breath bringing life, renewal, and His constant presence.
Whether healing comes in a single moment or over many years, this painting reminds us that no life is beyond God's reach.
12×12” acrylic on raw canvas