This week, the First Sunday in Lent, the Narrative Lectionary takes us to Luke 10:25-37. Here we find the familiar parable of the Good Samaritan and the conversation between Jesus, Mary and Martha. On this Cartoonist’s Guide page, enjoy TWO PowerPoint downloads. The first is from the current Luke project. The second is from 2017, the last time we preached this text. I hope these resources help you in your teaching and proclamation this week. Peace.
Where do we meet Jesus? What happens when we meet Jesus? This sermon uses the story of Jesus calling Simon and the fishermen in Luke 5:1-11 as a way to explore these questions. Jesus often meets us in our ordinary places, and wants to turn them into something extraordinary.
Episode 8 of Drawing Through Luke walks through the first nine chapters with finished illustrations and PowerPoints.
How can we move beyond the things that divide conservatives and liberals and learn how to work together?
A visual meditation on the calling of some fishermen in Luke 5:1-11. Jesus meets us where we are and turns the ordinary, extraordinary.
In this episode of Drawing through Luke I’ll offer two things: First, an update on the project and new features on the website. Second, for the artists out there, I’ll show you some tricks on how to paint graphic novel panels in Procreate and import them to ComicDraw as separate layers.
Luke 3:1-21 tells the story of John the Baptist calling the nation to repentance and baptism and how Jesus is baptized.
A reflection on how Jesus had to grow, and so do we. This is a good mindset to have as we begin a new year together.
Mary’s Song in Luke 1 tells of God’s faithfulness, justice, and mercy. God brings down the self-exalted mighty and lifts up the oppressed and lowly.
Spend six weeks with me digging in to the story of Jesus’ life according to Luke. This version of the Gospel paints Jesus as a defender of the weak, the oppressed, and the outcast.
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