A Reading of John 1:1-18 for the visual learner. This is the prologue to the Gospel of John. It is a beautiful poem that portrays Jesus as the Word of God through which all things were created and the glory of God was revealed in human flesh.
Do you have someone in your life who enjoys young adult fantasy and/or graphic novels? These books might make great Christmas gifts for them.
I painted this live during our Thanksgiving Eve service last night at @easterlutheran. We hooked the iPad up to the projectors. It was really fun to use the spiral symmetry tool to create colorful abstract fields during some of the opening songs. It was painted in @procreate Happy Thanksgiving!
A reflection on four experiences that leave me wondering, “Where is the hope?”
The Gospel of John begins with a masterfully crafted prologue that introduces Jesus as the Word of God through which God created all things and in which God became flesh and tabernacled among us. This prologue highlights the key words and themes that John will work throughout the Gospel account.
These images visualize an Open and Relational Theology as described by Tripp Fuller and John Cobb.
Get some basic tips on how to use Google for Bible Study.
Explore the stories of Genesis with these visual aids.
A quick reference to the essential tools for Bible Study.
The images in this presentation offer the student, preacher and teacher resources to visually walk through the story and themes of 1 Kings. There is a visual outline of 1 Kings, moving from David to Elijah. There is also a visual analysis of the theological landscape of the Hebrew Bible from the Exodus to Elijah. This series of images tries to address the question of violence in the Biblical story. Why is there so much violence in the name of God?
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