God is Now Here Original Cartoon Drawing

Have you been taught to find God or to follow Churches? 

God is Now Here is an original cartoon that comments on the strange human idea that God resides in buildings. It also makes a sneaky jab at the waxing and waning popularity traded between various churches. 

It’s a scene that shows a blimp with a giant arrow hovering (like a neon casino sign) over one church building, while fickle congregants flee towards it from other churches. This is a common occurrence - people flocking to the church with the best coffee, coolest staff, best music, and charismatic teaching. The question this cartoon poses is: Do we really believe that God would do the same? Of course, I understand that good coffee is gospel and that there’s more depth to church preference for many. But still, it makes you think, doesn’t it? 

In a nutshell, this artwork illustrates the emptiness of the concept that God resides in certain places and not others. Do you have a space on your wall for it?

- Pen and ink on high-quality art paper.
- It measures approximately 8"x8" with enough room for matting and framing.
- Not matted and framed, I suggest white double matte with a black frame.
- Each original comes with a letter of authenticity signed by me.

I retain the copyright to all my images.

This is a one-of-a-kind NakedPastor original cartoon. In a world where there aren’t many things that have not been mass-produced, duplicated, or copied, it’s good to remember that, at some point, there was always an original – an alpha. It was created with love and care.