The following is a sketch drawn during my message last night on “God and Covenant” as we seek to understand the major concepts of the Old Testament. I know people take notes during my messages but taking sketches??? Truth be told, we have an artist or two in our church who do this regularly, and every time they show me their work I’m amazed by it. Thanks to Nick Skytland for his “note-taking”…
I run across different quotes throughout my week as I prepare for messages. Every once in a while I like them so much I cut
“The reason men worship God in a slight way is because they do not see God in His glory.”– Jeremiah Burroughs, 17th Century Puritan pastor
What does this passage mean to you? It’s arguably the most asked question by well-meaning leaders of Sunday schools, small group Bible studies, and other
2 thoughts on “A Sermon in Sketch”
Very well done. Now I just need to listen to the sermon on iTunes.
I take notes like that all the time. Very useful for me … and they help me retell the story to others, but without me to interpret the drawing it rarely makes sense to others. Plus, I’m not that great an artist
– very well done. Kudos to Nick and thanks for sharing.