Views of Calvary
No matter what changes and challenges we face in life, the plan, purpose, and power of the cross stay the same.
In Views of Calvary, renowned inspirational artist Rob E. Holt presents diverse images of a singular cross shot over a two-year period. He discovered this white cross a little over a year after God took his wife to heaven early.
For Rob, widowhood meant seeking out and soaking in many sunsets, always searching for new vantage points, until he stumbled upon this cross on an expansive, lonely hill. This cross became his secret hiding place, his personal prayer closet.
Rob kept going back to the foot of that cross to focus on Christ, abiding in His gaze, and imparting peace and wonder through the majestic photographs he captured.
In Views of Calvary, Rob has paired 31 of these images with their own devotion, inspired by the title of that image. Through his words and photography, you’ll be reminded that while everything around your life may be in flux, the plan, purpose, and power of the cross never moves. It is a safe harbor in the midst of any storm.
A photographers perspective of the cross through the lens of scripture
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The Images
Each chapter is inspired by and bears the name of a particular cross image.
The Scripture
The name of the cross image inspires the selection of a bible verse, setting the tone for that chapter
The Devotional
The theme of each devotional is inspired by the name of that cross image and the tone of the accompanying scripture.
The Devotional
After shooting the cross for a few years, I toured a gallery show and published a book titled What the Cross Means to Me by Harvest House Publishing. My newest book, Views of Calvary is set to release in the fall of 2022.
Fulfillment
Each chapter is rounded out by a quote from a Saint or an excerpt from an old church hymn

