Altus Fine Art

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1063 East 50 South, American Fork, UT 84003

08/10/2026

The law said, approach the king uninvited and you could be put to death, even if you were the Queen. Esther fasted for three days and asked her people to fast with her. Then she made her decision.

"...and if I perish, I perish." — Esther 4:16

Hers is not bravery without fear; it's faith despite fear. She was terrified and went anyway, not because she knew how it would end but because she believed that God would go with her.

Our courage won't look like Esther's most of the time. It won't be a dramatic leap. But those quiet decisions to stay true to what you believe and keep moving toward Him, even when you cannot see what is coming next, are what shape us and draw us nearer to Him.

Is there someone in your life whose courage has inspired you?

Perhaps the most comforting part of the parable of the lost sheep isn't that the sheep eventually came home.It's that th...
08/04/2026

Perhaps the most comforting part of the parable of the lost sheep isn't that the sheep eventually came home.

It's that the Shepherd went looking.

"What man of you, having an hundred sheep, if he lose one of them, doth not leave the ninety and nine... and go after that which is lost, until he find it?"— Luke 15:4

Inspired by these words, The Shepherd's Care by Jane Wilson Boyle reminds us that the Savior's love is active. He seeks. He rescues. He carries.

Wherever life has taken you, His arms are still open.

Visit our website to learn more about this piece and browse our collection of Christ-centered artwork.

🎨 The Shepherd's Care by Jane Wilson Boyle

07/29/2026

Some days are heavier than others.

If today feels like one of those days, remember that your tears are never unseen. Christ knows your heart, stays with you through every season, and offers a peace that the world can't give.

🖼️ I Will Dry Your Tears by Simon Dewey

07/26/2026

Jehoshaphat looked up and saw three armies marching toward him. No plan. No strategy. No path forward.
So he said "We have no might...neither know we what to do: but our eyes are upon thee." 2 Chronicles 20:12
He didn't pretend to have the answer. He just turned toward God.

Immanuel means God with us. Not watching from a distance. Not waiting until you have it together. With you. Right now. In this.
Save this if you needed that reminder today.

Some gifts stay with someone long after they're opened 🤍Missionaries carry more than just a suitcase. They carry faith, ...
07/22/2026

Some gifts stay with someone long after they're opened 🤍

Missionaries carry more than just a suitcase. They carry faith, hope, and a desire to serve. A small, meaningful gift can become part of that journey, reminding them of the Savior and the people who love and support them.

From journals and bookmarks to Christ-centered keepsakes, our missionary collection was created with that purpose in mind. Visit our website to explore the collection today.

One of Christ's greatest lessons wasn't taught through words. It was taught through humble service. By washing His disci...
07/18/2026

One of Christ's greatest lessons wasn't taught through words.

It was taught through humble service.

By washing His disciples' feet, the Savior showed that true leadership begins with a willingness to serve others. Simon Dewey beautifully captures this sacred moment, reminding us that Christ never asks us to do something He wasn't willing to do Himself.

May His example inspire us to look for simple ways to serve those around us each day 🤍

🎨 In Humility by Simon Dewey

07/12/2026

Naaman came looking for a miracle and almost missed it because the instructions were too simple. Go wash in the river seven times. He nearly walked away offended.

But On the seventh time he was healed.

The God who healed Naaman in the Jordan is the same God who heals broken hearts today. The Healer hasn't changed.

Share this with a friend who needs to be reminded that Christ is still The Healer of pains and sorrows.

For Michael Heiner, photography has always been more than taking pictures. It's a way of sharing the beauty of God's cre...
07/11/2026

For Michael Heiner, photography has always been more than taking pictures. It's a way of sharing the beauty of God's creations.

What began as a hobby in his teenage years has become a lifelong passion. From New England landscapes to meaningful destinations across the country, Michael's work invites us to slow down, notice the details, and appreciate the world around us.

Discover more of Michael's photography on our website today.

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07/07/2026

We just spent a whole week celebrating togetherness, neighbors, family, and community. Forgiveness might be one of the most underrated ways we actually live that out.

It's not about saying what happened was okay. It's about deciding you're done carrying it, so there's room for something better. Healing. Connection. Peace.

Maybe that's forgiving someone close to you. Maybe it's forgiving yourself. Either way the world could use a little more of this. Share it forward.

Right after Elijah's biggest spiritual victory, he was exhausted, afraid, and sure he was completely alone. He was ready...
07/06/2026

Right after Elijah's biggest spiritual victory, he was exhausted, afraid, and sure he was completely alone. He was ready to give up, but the Lord told him to stand on the mount and wait. So he waited, expecting a grand miracle or sign from God.

"But the lord was not in the wind... the lord was not in the earthquake... the lord was not in the fire" (1 Kings 19:11-12). He was in the still small voice.

This story is a great reminder that God rarely announces Himself in the grand, miraculous ways we sometimes expect. He shows up in the ordinary, small comforting whispers of a regular day.

Save this one for the next time you're waiting for a loud answer and He's already speaking quietly.

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1063 E 50 S
American Fork, UT
84003

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