What Will You Do With Jesus?

Paul stands before an attentive crowd in ancient Athens, speaking with raised hands among stone columns and gathered listeners. The apostle’s direct gaze and open gesture present the urgency of his message as he reasons with Greeks about the living God and calls them to respond to Jesus Christ. The setting recalls Paul’s sermon at the Areopagus in Acts 17, where he proclaimed the Creator who “does not live in temples made by human hands” and declared that God commands all people to repent. This artwork is suited for teaching on evangelism, missions, apologetics, the early church, and the question of personal response to Christ.