What Should I do?

A boy stands in a sunlit yard holding a baseball bat while the shattered pane of a house window reveals the consequence of a neighborhood game. Around him, other children react with shock and concern, turning the moment from play into a moral decision. The scene centers on the instant after an accident, when the child must choose whether to hide, blame, or tell the truth.

Created for Christian teaching on honesty, responsibility, and confession, this artwork fits Sunday school lessons, children’s ministry, character education, and sermon visuals about doing what is right after a mistake. The broken window becomes a visible symbol of conscience: sin and wrongdoing are not only about the damage done, but about the heart’s response before God and neighbor.