creative faith formation resources to savor every liturgical season
creative faith formation resources to savor every liturgical season
Stations of the Cross
The Stations of the Cross are depictions of the final hours of Jesus on the day of his crucifixion. The purpose is to help believers make a spiritual pilgrimage to the important places of Christ’s sufferings and death. Commonly, a series of images are arranged in a numbered order along a path, and people will travel from image to image, stopping to reflect and pray. Meditation upon the stations can be done at any time, but is most common during the season of Lent, especially on Good Friday.
Condemned I
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Crowned II
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Cross III
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First Fall IV
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Simon Carries the Cross V
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Second Fall VI
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Women Weep VII
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Third Fall VIII
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Stripped IX
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Crucified X
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Buried XI
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Matthew 8 & 9 Series
In Matthew 8 and 9, the gospel writer, in one masterful brushstroke after another, paints a rich, multi-layered portrait of Jesus. Through dramatic storytelling, Jesus is King above leprosy, sickness, fever, thunderstorms, demons, paralysis, sin, chronic illness, blindness and even death. Interwoven in and through these stories are little portraits of discipleship.
Gently Raised
Matthew 9:18-26 |
Desperately Seeking
Matthew 9:18-26 |
Conflict of Interest
Matthew 8:28-34 |
Calling Matthew
Matthew 9:9-13 |
Inside Out
Matthew 9:1-8 |
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Cowboy Cheese
When I was in college, my friend Robert said to me, "you should draw a piece of cheese riding a horse." So I pulled out my watercolors and in a matter of moments, Cowboy Cheese was born. That was in 1998. Now, a collection of the best comics originally published on Instagram are now collected into this little book. |
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