"For God So Loved the World" poignantly portrays Christ's sacrifice and unconditional love. Kate Lee expresses a deep connection with this moment, saying, "I just love and appreciate that moment where He is carrying the cross, and He's suffered so much for us already." This artwork captures the Savior's journey, burdened yet steadfast, as He ascends with the cross, a symbol of His impending sacrifice.
Kate continues, "But He is continuing to suffer for us, and He's bringing that cross up the hill to where He's going to die." This piece reflects the path of Christ's love for humanity, as He carried our burdens with purpose and love.
Despite the immense weight of his trials, Christ does not falter. "He's not stopping," Kate observes, emphasizing the Savior's determination and strength even in the face of great adversity. The artwork is a testament to the boundless nature of divine love, "that he's doing it because he loves us."
This painting serves as a visual meditation on the scripture "For God so loved the world," inviting viewers to reflect on the depth of Christ's love and His ultimate sacrifice made on our behalf.
by Kate Lee