I did this illustration for Warner Press the other day. It’s a hidden picture illustration on Genesis 28, Jacob’s ladder. I do these illustrations for a children’s bulletin book. It’s available through WP’s bulletin subscription service. So, can you find the five things different in the pictures?
Category: Bible
Jonah Boards a ship
This is a sketch based a project I was doing at Warner Press. It is from the story of Jonah.
“But Jonah ran away from the LORD and headed for Tarshish. He went down to Joppa, where he found a ship bound for that port. After paying the fare, he went aboard and sailed for Tarshish to flee from the LORD.”
Jonah 1:3 (niv)
Man! this guy thought the story ended there. Jonah is about to be rudely awaken!
1 Peter 1:13-15
I did this devotional this morning while I was waiting for everyone to get ready for Thanksgiving. It’s a good thing for me to remember as I go through the fun of a holiday weekend and the start of the Christmas season. 1 Peter is full of such good stuff. You can tell Peter had lived out his faith and proved his faithfulness through many years.
Stepping Out of Our Comfort Zones
So what’s your motivation to step out of the boat this week? Mine came from a sermon courtesy of Jeff Matas. I don’t want tredmill spirituality this week. (Or the next week for that matter.)
By the way, Jeff is the guy preaching in the far right drawing. He really does have more hair than that. Too bad for him I didn’t have my reading glasses with me.
Get in the Boat!
We had a guest pastor at our church last Sunday named Obadiah Smith. He was speaking on dreams ant his text was in Luke 8:22. It was a great sermon on how our dreams will come true on the other side if we do the following. You can see my sermon notes above. This is how I pay attention and get the most out of a sermon.
- Step in the boat (you need to get started!)
- Push away
- Turn away
- Sail away
Yes, we may meet those storms just like Jesus did, but when our dreams are in sync with God’s amazing things happen!
Kevin