Stand Your Watch

18 x 24 x 1.5 Mixed Media on Canvas

She does not waver. Eyes fixed, spirit alert, she stands her watch—a watchman on the wall. Sword drawn not in haste but in readiness, she listens more than she speaks. The posture of her heart is prayer; her stance is unshakable resolve.

This is not the roar of battle, but the stillness before it. A sacred vigilance. She defends not just territory, but truth. Belief. Purpose. Every detail in her armor speaks of preparation, every breath of discipline. She is both present in the moment and connected to something far beyond it.

In a world of noise, she watches with clarity. In a world of compromise, she holds the line. This is what it means to contend—not only with strength, but with steady faithfulness. She is ready. She is grounded. She is standing her watch.