Today we’re honoring the sanctity of life, and for me, it’s pretty personal. Cause when I get up in the morning–as difficult as it is–I need to remember in whose image I am made. My body may be broken, but I am a God-reflector...

It is no easy task getting me to sleep. I mean, I’m a quad with all kinds of physical issues. So, the other night Ken helped me put on my lymphatic sleeve, my chinstrap...

It’s just about the new year and you may be thinking about new habits, new routines, or new disciplines? There are plenty of things we “ought” to do, but rarely do...

It’s just about the new year and you may be thinking about new habits, new routines, or new disciplines? There are plenty of things we “ought” to do, but...

When I sketched the composition for Mary holding the Christ Child, I wanted to convey that the Child was from a divine realm, or a different plain, and not...

One of my favorite art books is by Maxfield Parrish. He was an American painter in the first part of the 20th century and known for his neoclassical works...

As Joseph and Mary fled to Egypt with their precious infant, did they go in fear, or did they have serene confidence in the God who directed them? They must...

Many artists have been fascinated by the bold, loose brush strokes of Vincent Van Gogh. He managed to convey tremendous energy and motion in a still image...

I love windy, dark nights, and for this Christmas painting, I tried to capture it all. The Holy Family and the sheep on the hillside were rendered with only...

Years ago, I was in the home of my niece, delighting in the way she was holding her precious newborn. She was sitting in a large, enclosed windowsill with...