« 10 Questions With Emily Kagiri (Part II) / Photos, Comments and A Promise for More »

Big Jesus

Written by: Chris Giovagnoni

No Gravatar


This is Big Jesus.

Jesus statue in the foyer of the Global Ministry Center

He greets everyone that visits the Global Ministry Center. But he’s not snooty. He also greets employees when they come to work, provided they enter through the main doors and don’t slink to their desks via another entrance. Big Jesus isn’t like Real Jesus though; Big Jesus doesn’t know everything and he’s not always with us. Sometimes he doesn’t even see people walk by … or sneaking up on him.

Sneaking up on Big Jesus

Big Jesus is big. He could play center for the Houston Rockets. He could play center for any NBA team. But he doesn’t. He sits in our foyer, with his big metallic lap, inviting people to sit with him and inviting the children of the world to come to him.

Big Jesus isn’t like Real Jesus. Real Jesus is much bigger than Big Jesus. Real Jesus is bigger than the universe.

See what is in the black hole core of the Whirlpool Galaxy.

Like I said, Big Jesus isn’t like Real Jesus. However, whenever I walk by Big Jesus I think of Real Jesus and the immensity of Jesus’ love for lil’ ol’ me, for children in need and for everyone.

Popularity: 30% [?]

Share This:
  • E-mail this story to a friend!
  • Facebook
  • Digg
  • StumbleUpon
  • Technorati
  • del.icio.us
  • SphereIt
  • TwitThis
  • Google
  • Mixx

Read these related posts:

2 Responses on “Big Jesus”

Subscribe to comments on this post

  1. Vicki SmallNo Gravatar Says:

    Oh, my. I will have to post my photos of Big Jesus and the other sculptures, including one with a child on Big Jesus’ lap. Well, two children, individually, if you count me, which Real Jesus does.

    It was weird: I knew he wasn’t the real Jesus, but I was drawn to Big Jesus, anyway.

  2. Vicki SmallNo Gravatar Says:

    Hmm…I guess I need to post my photos on Share Your Heart, don’t I? I’ll work on that tomorrow.

Leave a Comment

Please note: Comment moderation is enabled and may delay your comment. There is no need to resubmit your comment.

You are responsible for the content you post. Comments that include profanity, personal attacks or any other inappropriate material are prohibited. By using our site you agree to our ground rules.

Subscribe without commenting