The Japanese have a tradition of choosing a 'kanji' (Japanese character) at the end of the year. This kanji is chosen to define or represent the year. During our time together we will reflect over 2020 and define it with lines and patterns. Meditative Art - Dec 29th 2020 22:30 IST (12pm EST) - 24:00Continue reading "Year-end Meditative Art"
Event: A Contemplative Journey through art and reflection
Visual Art: A New Perspective on Scripture
Contemplate on Scripture and dialogue with visual art. Use the QR code or click here to register and receive the Zoom link.
Protected: 2025 – image of the year – the furnace.
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Silent Speech: visual art as theological text for mission
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Jehovah Jireh, my provider
WIP: Ram in the thicket The imprecatory Psalms have been very real to me for the past few weeks. Abraham is one of my favorite characters from the Bible because God called him "friend" (Isaiah 41:8 and James 2:23). I also really loved how Abraham pleaded for the life of Sodom and Gomorrah in GenContinue reading "Jehovah Jireh, my provider"
Protected: 2025 Calendar art and meditations: January
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2025 Calendar art and meditations
This year, the Selah Art calendar is linked to 12 scriptural commentaries on meditative art. With your purchase, you will receive a code to access a Visio Divina guide. Jan 2025 Ecclesiastes 3:11 (NLT)Yet God has made everything beautiful for its own time. He has planted eternity in the human heart, but even so, peopleContinue reading "2025 Calendar art and meditations"
Stories : Mustard seed
Color-in posters : Emmanuel Hold out your light In 2014, I drew this image as I pondered Jesus' birth and God's excitement around that historic event. I drew it as a coloring page for my children, and I offered it to other children as coloring pages. We used it as a collaborative color-in poster whenContinue reading
Duke Divinity School 2021 -2024
What a beautiful and challenging journey! I met so many wonderful people during my time at Duke Divinity, some of whom I had the privilege of taking pictures with 🙂 This post is my journal entry of memories at Duke Div. There's Max Miller, my bench mate. I must be double his age 😉 WeContinue reading "Duke Divinity School 2021 -2024"