A Sacred Study in Faith, Reduction, and Divine Courage

21 x 28 in · Museum-Quality Fine Art Print

At Selah & Stone, we believe art should invite stillness—

a moment to pause, to reflect, to remember who God is and who we are becoming in Him.

Inspired by Judges chapters 6 and 7, this piece holds the quiet power of a sacred narrative where God calls the hesitant, strips away false strength, and reveals that true victory is never self-made. Gideon’s story is not one of force, but of faith refined through obedience.

Printed on museum-quality, thick, long-lasting coated fine art paper, this artwork is created to endure across seasons and generations. Its restrained composition and reverent presence are designed to transform walls into altars—spaces where courage is restored and trust is deepened.

This piece does not shout.

It whispers truth.

It speaks to those in waiting, in doubt, in obedience that feels costly. It reminds us that God often reduces what we rely on so we may learn who truly sustains us. In the hands of God, less becomes more. Weakness becomes calling. Faith becomes victory.

This is not décor.

This is devotion in visual form.

Let this work dwell in your space as a daily reminder that God still calls, still leads, and still wins battles in ways only He can.

Certificate of Authenticity · Selah & Stone

This fine art print is part of the Selah & Stone Sacred Scripture Collection, thoughtfully designed to honor the timeless beauty and spiritual depth of God’s Word.

Printed on museum-quality, coated fine art paper, this piece reflects our commitment to craftsmanship, longevity, and reverence. Each work is created to endure—serving as a visual testimony that invites reflection, stillness, and spiritual connection.

Inspired by Judges chapters 6 and 7, this artwork embodies the sacred truth that God chooses the unlikely and accomplishes the impossible through faith and obedience.

This certificate affirms the authenticity and intentional creation of this piece, crafted to be cherished, displayed, and passed on as a lasting expression of faith.

Selah — pause and reflect.

Stone — a marker of remembrance.