āFor He is King of kings and Lord of lords.ā ā Revelation 19:16
This design captures the tension between suffering and sovereignty.
A broken, scarred face emerges from the darknessālined, fractured, and marked by pain. Yet through the cracks, His authority remains untouched. The crown is not polished gold; it is worn, heavy, and earned. This is not a distant king seated comfortably on a throneāthis is the King who entered suffering, bore wounds for you and I and still reigns.
The stark contrast of black and white reflects the reality of the world we live in: light pressing through darkness, truth standing against chaos. The red script cuts across the image like a declarationānot whispered, but proclaimed- King.
The cross beside His name is a reminder that His rule was established not through domination, but through obedience unto death.Ā
Jesus Christ is Kingāstill crowned, still reigning with the scars to prove it.
