Behold the King

As souls cried out at World Mandate, the atmosphere shifted and the Lion of Judah revealed Himself. Crafting this piece in partnership with the Lord felt like a holy conversation, a front-row seat to watching Him set hearts free and restore every weary spirit. This canvas serves as a window into that moment where His glory filled the emptiness with power and love.

This composition serves as a profound visual bridge between the sacrifice and the victory. While the Lion represents the power and authority of the King, the right side of the canvas gazes back at us as the Lamb, the one who was willing to be “pierced and crushed” to take away the weight of the world.

In this piece, the vibrant, chaotic colors of the Lion’s mane represent the life and fire that were released because the Lamb was slain. It’s a reminder that we don’t just worship a distant ruler, but a Savior who entered into our humanity, bore our sin, and emerged as the triumphant Lion of Judah.

This piece in a home is intended to be more than a focal point; it is a declaration of peace and access. Because the Lamb took away our sin, we now stand in the light of His glory, fully seen and fully loved.

As you look at this piece, do you see the Lamb who carried your burden, or the Lion who fights for your heart?