Images: How are you seen?
Image: Christian Music Graphical Metaphors
For my poetic sermon on Psalm 98: Sing a New Song, I created some graphic elements using music symbols as metaphors. Help yourself.
And then there's…
Lent Series & Hymn: Love Conquers All
This hymn was written by myself and Michael Albrecht for our 2018 Lent series about the love of God, “Love Conquers All,” based mostly on 1 John. (See schedule here) … Continue reading →
Image: Who do YOU say that I am?
For a sermon based on Mark 8:27-38, a Mount Rushmore variant with various interpretations of Jesus.
Drawn from the following images:
- Dean Franklin – 06.04.03 Mount Rushmore Monument (by-sa)-3 new.jpg
- The Christus (Replica of a statue of Jesus Christ, by Danish artist Bertel Thorvaldsen. This statue sits on top floor of North Visitor Center in Temple Square in Salt Lake City.)
- Best Jesus Ever (At the Portuguese church (near Kumarakom))
- Buddy Jesus loves you & wants you to be happy
- Head of Christ
Crucifix Patch
Using the same “embroidered patch” motif of the other images in my “Live Free or Die” sermon, here’s a red and black crucifix image.
Image: Live Free or Die patch
Image: Your Price
This is a price tag used for a sermon called, “Live Free or Die” based on 1 Corinthians 6:12-20. It looks like an embroidered patch because of a graphic motif used for all the slides in the sermon.
Image: Denim Background
A basic denim background, originally designed for the sermon, “Live Free or Die” as a PowerPoint background for its “patches on denim” graphic motif.
Hymn: Come O Sinners to the Waters
Here’s a Communion hymn for the feast of the Baptism of Our Lord (1st Sunday after the Epiphany). While it’s mainly based on John’s account, it should work for the … Continue reading →
Image: Baptized into Christmas
An image from a sermon based on Mark 1:1-8 signifying that preparing for Christmas is done through repentance as John the Baptist called us to do.
Pride, Prejudice, and Baptism
Ever notice that pride is always sin in the Bible? And the biggest one at that? There’s no exceptions. Pride is self-centered aggrandisement, the opposite of shame, and just as … Continue reading →
Image: Resting in the Resurrection
From a sermon based on Ezekiel 34:11-16, 20-24 entitled, “Rest for the Stressed”
Image: Luther’s Hammer #Reformation500
It all makes sense now!
Image: Psalm 26 Protest Signs
From a sermon on Psalm 26 entitled, “Pride & Prejudice & Jesus.”
The idea is that we’re sinners but sometimes accused of things we didn’t do. That doesn’t make us innocent, and let’s face it, past actions may be the reason we’re assumed guilty.
Image: Examining the Bible
An image of the Bible under a microscope for sermons and articles on examining Scripture.
Originally created for a sermon based on Jeremiah 28:5-9: “You Can Falsify the Bible”.
The Faith is Never Alone
I’ve come to the conclusion that the Christian faith cannot be practiced alone. It’s impossible. In our “personal relationship with Jesus” individualistic culture, that seems anathema, but you just won’t … Continue reading →
Translation Comparison: ESV vs. HCSB on the Sacraments
Following our translation comparison to find an easy to read translation for student use, and settling on the HCSB, we chose The Big Picture Interactive Bible for Kids, but then … Continue reading →
Lent Series & Hymn based on Lord’s Prayer and Words from the Cross: Prayer is Crucial
Our Lent series this year was based on the petitions of the Lord’s Prayer and how they match up with Jesus’s words from the cross. Here’s the worksheet/order we used … Continue reading →
Images: Jesus thinking of the world
This is a pair of images from a sermon on Philippians 2:5-11, “The Mind of God.” One depicts Jesus thinking of the world while hanging on the cross. The other depicts the world thinking of Jesus. Image of Jesus by artist Justin Long, used by permission.
Image: The Mind of God
I created this artwork for a sermon on Philippians 2:5-11 exploring the mind of God. It’s based on the idea that Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel depiction of God in “The Creation of Adam” depicts a human brain.
You must be logged in to post a comment.