by Steve Thomason | Nov 24, 2016 | Bible Doodle, Law and Gospel, Visual Preaching
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! Advent begins this weekend and I will preach on Daniel 6:6-27. This morning I was meditating on this text, and on the major themes of Daniel and how they tie into the grand story of God’s Promise. Here are some sketches to work through...
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by Steve Thomason | Nov 21, 2016 | Bible Doodle, Devos, Visual Preaching
Do you ever feel like you are stuck in a hopeless situation? Many millennials feel trapped by the fact that a college education is so expensive that, even if they get one, they will be so buried under debt that they will never get out. What’s the point? Many...
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by Steve Thomason | Nov 17, 2016 | Bible
We filmed the final session of How to Study the Bible last week. Now you have the opportunity to take Bible Mania and How to Study the Bible online. Bible Mania is a 12-session video series that gives you an overview of the whole Bible, cover to cover, and How to...
by Steve Thomason | Nov 14, 2016 | Bible
Often times people say that scripture is the living and active Word of God (Hebrews 4:12). What does that mean? What is the Word? How can printed text on paper be alive? This video is an excerpt from the final presentation I made in the How to Study the Bible class at...
by Steve Thomason | Nov 8, 2016 | Devos
The election is raging across the country as I write this blog post. I have the Google election results window open next to my post entry screen, so I can see which color the country will be in the morning as I write these thoughts. The thing that is more interesting...
by Steve Thomason | Oct 3, 2016 | Bible
I’m pleased to announce that the Hart Haus Bible Study on the book of Acts is now available in print on Amazon. This is a 12-week Bible study that walks through the entire book of Acts in 72 daily readings/meditations and 12 illustrations. The Hart Haus series...
