A Blind Man, A Good Shepherd, and Ash Wednesday
What do a blind man, a good shepherd, and Ash Wednesday have in common?
The Art Pastor’s Guide to Lent
What is Lent? This PowerPoint introduces the student to the idea that Lent is like a journey of spiritual spring cleaning. We walk for 40 days, practicing the disciplines of fasting, prayer, and service to prepare our hearts for Easter.
Transfiguration and the Blind Man in John 9
This video explores Transfiguration Sunday and the story of the Blind Man that Jesus heals in John 9. I will show you how to access A Cartoonist’s Guide to the Transfiguration and walk through the healing of the blind man in John 9. The Gospel According to John...
What Does Transfiguration Sunday Mean This Year?
How do we talk about Transfiguration this year? If you follow the Narrative Lectionary, the story isn’t told in John. These resources might help present the story in a fresh way.
Jesus is Living Water in John 7
Enjoy this video that walks through John 7. Jesus stands in the Temple during the Feast of Tabernacles and calls out, “Come to me all who are thirsty.” CLICK HERE to view the page. The Gospel According to John is unique among the four Gospels. It paints a...
And Living Water Will Flow From His Womb?!? | A Commentary on John 7
John proclaims that living water shall flow from his womb. Jesus stands before the people at the Temple and cries out like Wisdom in Proverbs and says, “come to me and drink.” What does this mean?
Jesus is the Bread of Life | A Visual Meditation on John 6
Jesus claims to be the Bread of Life in John 6. What does that mean?
Comparing Two Healing Stories in John
Jesus heals a royal officials son in Cana in John 4 and a lame man by the pool of Beth-zatha in Jerusalem in John 5. The difference between these stories tells us a lot about Jesus’ mission.
Jesus Heals People in the Gospel of John
Jesus heals the royal official’s son in John 4:46-54. This is his second sign.
The Woman at the Well in John 4
This video walks you through A Cartoonist’s Guide to John 4. Use these resources for your own study, preaching, and teaching.
