In Matthew 14, Peter steps out of the boat and walks on the water toward Jesus. When doubt creeps in and he begins to sink, he cries out, "Lord, save me!" And immediately, Christ reaches down and catches him.

Most artists paint this scene from a distance. Yongsung Kim places you inside it. The Hand of God is rendered from Peter's own perspective, looking up through the churning water at the Savior's outstretched hand. You are not watching the story unfold. You are living it. You are the one sinking, and Christ is the one reaching back, steady and sure.

Kim, a Korean-born Christian artist who devoted his life to bringing glory to God through painting, created this piece to offer each viewer a deeply personal encounter with the Savior's grace. The swirling blues, luminous light, and extraordinary detail of the water draw the eye upward to the hand that is always extended, always waiting.

Product Details

• Size: 23" × 31"
• Canvas giclée 
• Dark espresso frame with ornate gold inner border

A powerful statement piece for any home, office, or church building, and a meaningful gift for baptisms, missions, or anyone who needs a reminder that no matter how deep the water, His hand is always there.