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Daily Readings - [Screen Shot of Daily Readings]
The Daily readings expand the range of biblical reading in worship and personal devotion by providing daily citations for the full three-year cycle of the Revised Common Lectionary. These readings complement the Sunday and festival readings: Thursday…
Re-imaging Christ - [Worship Bulletin for Brookmeade Congregational Church]
ÔÇ£The goal of this project was to systematically introduce art images into local churches through the Revised Common Lectionary Project online that might help aid in a departure from systemic racism and marginalization of those who fall outside of…
Diversity of Spirit - [Worship Order for Vanderbilt Divinity School Worship]
ÔÇ£Vanderbilt Divinity School (VDS) introduced me to artists like Omari Booker, Kelly Latimore, and Lauren Wright Pittman of lewpstudio.com, to name a few. The Divinity School also increased my imagination about the world I live in, helping me see…
Artists of Faith Offer Diverse Visions - [Collage]
ÔÇ£This collage represents a portion of the artists included in my part of the Revised Common Lectionary project. Through this pre-established project used by so many local churches, I was able to introduce new images by new artists and hopefully,…
God Fishing for Leviathan with Christ as Bait
This drawing is from a 12th century manuscript, Hortus Deliciarum (The Garden of Delights), compiled by Herrad of Landsberg. God uses Jesus ChristÔÇÖs human nature as bait to fish for the sea monster, Leviathan. The fishing line is comprised of…
Angel Visiting Job and His Wife
There are around fifteen Muslim manuscript illuminations sourced from the Qisas al-Anbiya (Stories of the Prophet), notwithstanding the traditional avoidance of images in Islamic art. They all illustrate the culminating scene of JobÔÇÖs restoration.…
Job and His Family Restored to Prosperity
William Blake (1757-1827) is recognized for his poetry, engraving, painting, and printmaking. Afflicted with poverty and anonymity, Blake reveals his empathy with Job by means of his pictorial engagements with the Book of Job multiple times…
Representation of God, Satan and Job
This bronze sculpture made in 1961 manifests the Japanese artist Goro KekeiÔÇÖs interpretation of JobÔÇÖs trial imposed by God. Job, presented as an innocent boy, faces Satan alone and appears unaware of God who is standing on the platform behind…
Ethnic Diversity - Presentation of Jesus in the Temple
ÔÇ£Thank you! This is so exciting ÔǪ Our children are especially excited about the MAFA pictures. One Sunday I printed out the picture of Simeon and Anna in the Temple, Simeon holding Jesus, and gave it to the children before I preached. Then I…