Creative Conversations with Jesus: Turning Mourning into New Life

by Margie Fawcett
Apr 13, 2011

At the tomb of Lazarus, Jesus says to Martha, "Did I not tell you that if you believe, you will see the glory of God?" Martha believes, but does not expect to see the glory of God in action... By Margie Fawcett

At the tomb of Lazarus, Jesus says to Martha, "Did I not tell you that if you believe, you will see the glory of God?" Martha believes, but does not expect to see the glory of God in action... By Margie ...Continue Reading

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Creative Conversations with Jesus: Children's Art

This Lent, we asked some of our Resurrection artists and writers to engage with the Bible passages that are the focus of our Lenten sermon series, “Conversations with Jesus.” Today’s piece is a collection of art drawn by our children. It represents scenes from the woman at the well as well as other Bible stories.

This Lent, we asked some of our Resurrection artists and writers to engage with the Bible passages that are the focus of our Lenten sermon series, “Conversations with Jesus.” Today’s piece is a collection of art drawn by our children. It represents scenes from the woman at the well as well as other Bible ...Continue Reading

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Creative Conversations with Jesus: Written and Cello Reflections

by Nick Tomlin
Mar 16, 2011

This Lent, we asked some of our Resurrection artists and writers to engage with the Bible passages that are the focus of our Lenten sermon series, “Conversations with Jesus.” Today’s reflections include a creative writing encounter with silence and an original cello “translation” of Jesus’ conversation with Satan in Matthew 4:1-11.

This Lent, we asked some of our Resurrection artists and writers to engage with the Bible passages that are the focus of our Lenten sermon series, “Conversations with Jesus.” Today’s reflections include a creative writing encounter with silence and an original cello “translation” of Jesus’ conversation with Satan in Matthew ...Continue Reading