Sculptures

	The Empty Cross™ A monumental, seven-story sculpture in Cor-ten steel, The Empty Cross™ symbolizes the Resurrection and Jesus Christ as the Door, the Narrow Gate and the Light of the World. Its open center invites visitors to step inside and reflect on the message of the cross.
	The Coming King® This bronze sculpture depicts Jesus Christ returning in glory on a white horse, as described in Revelation 19. With His sword raised and robe flowing, the composition presents Christ as the victorious King and mighty warrior.
	Lion of Judah™ A majestic bronze lion represents Jesus Christ as the Messiah and powerful defender of God’s people. Inspired by Revelation 5:5, this slightly larger-than-life sculpture expresses the strength and authority of the Lion of the tribe of Judah.
	Divine Servant® Jesus kneels to wash Simon Peter’s feet in this bronze sculpture inspired by John 13. Max’s first Christian bronze composition portrays Christ’s example of sacrificial love, humility and servanthood on the night before His crucifixion.
	Fisher of Men® Holding out a cast net, Jesus calls Andrew and Simon Peter to follow Him and become fishers of men. This bronze sculpture stands on a Star of David base, connecting His invitation to the Jewish heritage from which He came.
	The Great Commission® A bronze globe rests on an open Bible and a rock, bringing together the World, the Word and the Rock. The composition emphasizes world evangelism, Christ’s call to make disciples and the enduring truth of God’s Word.
	Coming King® Bust This bronze bust portrays Jesus Christ returning as the King of kings and Lord of lords. With a shofar in one hand, the Sword of the Spirit raised in the other and a crown bearing biblical symbols, Christ is shown in power and majesty.