Prince Edward Island artist, Abe Waterman, started his summer off well by winning $6000 at a sand sculptor contest in New Hampshire. His sculptor that won first prize was 10 feet tall and double sided with a man’s face on one side and a woman’s on the other, with tear lines cut out to connect one set of eyes to each other. There are also figures before each face on the ground expressing anguish. His winning sculpture is called Empty. Waterman described it as a “quite personal piece.” Did you know the Bible addresses an aspect of being empty that has to do with you? It also addresses a means to fill this emptiness. The means to do so is to fill it with something that is beyond value that is accessible. Ephesians 3:19 reads, “to know the love of Christ which passes knowledge; that you may be filled with all the fullness of God.”
Pastor Gary Harris – Georgetown Baptist Church
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