This post offers visual resources for the the Revised Common Lectionary and the Narrative Lectionary texts for Sunday, October 2, 2022. Luke 17:5-10 and Exodus 14.
A visual meditation on Luke 16:13-31. Jesus tells a parable of a rich man and a poor man named Lazarus. He uses this parable as an indictment against the greed and arrogance of the religious leaders.
We are all interconnected, thus we need each other. That is one of the things we learn through studying the doctrine of the Trinity.
This weekend the Revised Common Lectionary calls for Luke 16:1-13, The Parable of the Shrewd Manager, and the Narrative Lectionary calls for Genesis 12:1-9, God’s Promise to Abram. Here are quick links to resources for these passages.
The Narrative Lectionary will spend three weeks in Genesis in the month of September. Check out A Cartoonist’s Guide to Genesis to find helpful visuals to supplement your teaching and preaching.
This is a visual meditation on a Frederick Buechner quote that I doodled a couple years ago. I post it in honor of this great writer and thinker.
Jesus tells a parable that invites us to let the weeds grow up with the wheat. We are all a mixture of the good and the bad. It is not until we reach maturity that we can really sort it out.
My new job allows me to pursue freelance art and speaking gigs. Are looking for some artwork or need pulpit supply?
I was honored to be featured on the Cobb Institute blog this month. Read the post here.
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