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Melting snowman

Illustration of a boy in a winter rain. He discovers the head of a melted snowman.

The other day, the rain was coming down hard and all the snow was melting. The snowmen were looking pretty pathetic. This idea came to mind. I drew this in Adobe Illustrator.

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Being Chicken

Cartoon of boy and a chicken. The boy says, “I want to thank you for showing me what it truly means to be a chicken.”

I drew this for Illustration Friday. This week’s word is “chicken.”

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Word Search: Moses and the Plagues

Word Search puzzle for the Plagues of Exodus. The caption reads, “Pharaoh hardened his heart against the Israelites. God brought ten plagues onto the Egyptians to show His mighty power. Find the ten plagues in the word search above.Exodus 7—12”

This word search is available as a high quality pdf. Click on the image to get the Acrobat file.

You can use this file for home, school and ministry use. Do not use for publishing or resale without my permission.

Enjoy!

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Coloring Page-Mean Pharaoh

Coloring page of Pharoah. The caption reads, “Moses went to Pharoah. He said, “God says you must let his people go.” Pharaoh would not do it. He said he did not know the Lord nor would he do what the God of Israel said.Exodus 5:1–4

This coloring page can be viewed, saved and printed as a high quality file. Click on the image above to load the pdf.

I am making this coloring page available for home, classroom and ministry use. Do not use in another product nor publish without my permission. Thank you!

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Resolutions and Risks

Cartoon of a lamb and wolf. The sheep says, “€œThis year, I resolve to stay away from unnecessary risks.”

When I heard Illustration Friday’s word was “resolutions” this week, I thought of this cartoon I did in 2002. It’s funny for me because I had been laid off at the time, I had just gotten a new job, and everything seemed like a risk. I’m glad I can look back on things and see how there was a plan and everything worked out!