Tim Tebow

Like,

It's just the most overwhelming thing.

And I just never want the gospel to get old.

And I want to be callous to it because it is everything and it changes everything.

And this message, I just hope, gives people a fresh new perspective of the love of Christ and the sacrifice on Calvary's cross.

Ramel Ruiz, he's awesome.

He did, and he did such a good job.

And to give him so much credit, before he ever started writing anything and before he ever started any of his sketches, he studied the crucifixion and the resurrection for two months to best try to understand it.

And he's done work with the Bible Project and so many different people.

And, and so it was just, you know, me, Wyatt and Rommel just really trying to work on this and trying to bring it to life.

And I think probably one of my favorite drawings in there is when you see closer to the end of the book, when you see the face of Jesus and you see him beaten and torn, but you see how kind his eyes are.

And I could just imagine if you got a up close look at Jesus that,

That would just be one of my guesses of maybe what he looked like.

I think so often we have these dreams and we really trust our dreams more than we trust that God's plan for our life is better than our dream for our life.

And that's a little bit of the cross series.

Like, man, I want to be made all of these things and I have these hopes and dreams.

But he didn't realize that in a different way, he was going to be all those things except so much better.

Like now, if you look around the world, no matter where you go, you will see crosses and it is a symbol of hope.

Is it a symbol of honor?

Is it a symbol of reverence?