Artist Pastor Teacher
Explore Every Book of the Bible
Find cartoons, illustrations, videos, commentaries, and other helpful information about every book of the Bible.
My work is a fusion of ART and THEOLOGY.
My goal is to provide visually interesting tools to help you grow deeper in the love of God.
Sermons
You Will Be Found | A Sermon from Luke 15 and Dear Evan Hansen
Do you ever feel lost? Do you ever feel like you are on the outside looking in to a world in which you don’t fit? The Good News that Jesus brought to the world is the same message that the Broadway Musical Dear Evan Hansen brings: No One Deserves to Disappear and You Will Be Found.
Broken Fence, Open Door | A Sermon for Trinity Sunday 2019
A storm ripped through the area last week. Tornado sirens blared, sheets of rain and volleys of hail dumped, and wind ripped things apart. I was in my office when the sirens went off and thought I could just work through it. When the sail ripped off the outdoor...
Dying to Live | A Sermon on Romans 6:1-14
The apostle Paul quotes his would be accusers, "What should we say then, should we continue in sin so that grace may increase?" Paul emphatically responds, "May it NEVER be! How can we who have DIED to sin continue to live in it?" What does this mean? How have we died...
Spirituality
Explore various practices and pathways to grow deeper in the love of God, through Jesus Christ, in the power of the Holy Spirit, for the sake of the world.
Books
The Latest From the Blog
A Cartoonist’s Guide to The Soul’s Journey to God
This visual meditation describes the three phases of the soul’s journey to God.
Why My Blog Is Titled “Following the Cloud”
"Why," you might ask, "is this website titled Following the Cloud?" That's a good question. Thanks for asking. This phrase has been my life motto, my personal tag line, for over 25 years. This is my experience of what it means to follow God. The spiritual journey is...
A Cartoonist’s Guide to the Good Samaritan in Luke 10:25-37
What do you think of when you hear the term “Good Samaritan.” You probably imagine a kind-hearted person, who looks a lot like you, that takes compassion on the weak and suffering. Those are nice images, and we need lots more people who do this good work. However, it is not the type of image that Jesus intented when he told the story of a “Good Samaritan” in Luke 10:25-37