This larger-than-life-sized bronze sculpture was commissioned by a major medical center in Oklahoma City.

"The hungry hands reaching up and the helping hands reaching down illustrate our responsibility to care for each other" Scott Stearman

This life-sized bronze sculpture was commissioned by a mid-western college to commemorate the spirit of the pioneer; the plainsmen and women who traveled over the Santa Fe and Oregon Trails in the early 1800's. This sculpture reminds us of our rich American heritage, the importance of dreams, hard work, and the necessity of divine guidance and the joy of harvest.

"For the Lord your God will bless you in all your harvest and in all the work of your hands, and your joy will be complete." Deut. 15:15

This biblically inspired life-sized bronze sculpture of Peter's calling was commissioned by a southwestern college to serve as a constant reminder to their students, faculty and friends of the importance of the calling into Christian service. This sculpture was preceded by a home-sized version that was initially presented to new ordinands under an exclusive agreement with several colleges and universities. While it is still presented to new ordinands across the country, "The Calling" is now available here through The Christian Home Gallery.

"'Come and follow me,' Jesus said, 'and I will make you fishers of men.' At once they left their nets and followed him." Matthew 4:19-20

This life-sized bronze sculpture was commissioned by a university to honor all those who have served their country. The home-sized version has been marketed world wide through dealers and the marketing network of the United States armed services.

The following inscriptions appear on the sculpture:
"Honoring all who sacrificed for our freedom."
"Greater love has no one than this. That one lay down his life for his friends." John 15:13

This life-sized bronze monument was commissioned by a Vietnam veterans organization to honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice in the Vietnam conflict. This sculpture depicts an all too common battleground scene that honors the fallen soldier. Two sculptures are currently placed in Colorado communities. This life-sized monument was preceded by a home-sized version that was sold to fund the monuments and to benefit the veterans organization.

This larger-than-life-sized sculpture is placed at the ski museum in Vail, Colorado, and honors the men of the Tenth Mountain Division in World War II. This sculpture was preceded by a home-sized version that was sold over a two-year period of time by a non-profit organization to fund the cost of the monument.

Inscription at the monument site in Vail, Colorado:
"He will become an eagle among the clouds for all time." Created for the men of the Tenth Mountain Division and the battles they fought.

This bronze version of "Loaves and Fishes" was commission by Knox Area Rescue Ministries and is located in the lobby of their new facility.

A small version of this sculpture was created and presented to supporters of their ministry. The sculptural theme was also used in the stained glass of their new facility.

This life-sized version of "Do As I Have Done" was commissioned by Howard Payne University and occupies a prominent location on their campus.

They also use the desk sized version of this sculpture to recognize supporters of the University.

This larger-than-life-sized bronze sculpture was commissioned by a mid-western university.

"Lifting the eagle into the air symbolizes the guidance and mentoring of parents and educators in helping young people reach their full potential and 'take flight'."
Scott Stearman