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Read through the Gospel of John as a graphic Novel in 25 full-color pages. The Gospel of John is unique among the four Gospels. There are two significant differences between John and the Synoptics (Matthew, Mark, Luke): ¿Geography. Matthew, Mark, and Luke share a similar chrological pattern to Jesus' life. In those stories he spends the first few years of his ministry in Galilee, and then dramatically enters Jerusalem for the last week to fa...

Read through the Gospel of Luke as a graphic Novel in 24 full-color pages. The Gospel of Luke tells the story of Jesus from the perspective of a defender of the poor, the weak, and the outcast. It begins with Jesus' humble birth in a stable and ends with his death on a cross and his resurrection from the dead. The Gospel of Luke tells the story of Good News on the Way. One unifying theme is travel. Joseph and Mary travel from Nazareth to Bethl...

This graphic novel version of the Gospel of Matthew invites you to enter Jesus' story as one of the crowd who listens to his teaching, watches what he does, and stands amazed.

The Gospel of Matthew tells the story of Jesus. Jesus was a Jewish teacher who was not afraid to speak truth to power, challenge social boundaries, and show unconditional love to all people, regardless of status. Jesus' life, teaching, death, and resurrection are both the fulfillment of what the Hebrew prophets foretold and the promise of God's coming Kingdom.This graphic novel version of the Gospel of Matthew invites you to enter Jesus' story...

What does Jesus have to do with our rapidly changing, globally-minded, post-religious world? Perhaps you've asked yourself that question. Perhaps you've notice that the Christianity taught in most churches has more to do with a white-European-modern system of doctrine and ritual than with the teaching of the 1st century man from Nazareth. This can be confusing, and often discouraging. Hebrews can help. In the 1st century, a group of Jewish p...

The Overflow Principle is a 7-week introductory small group Bible study that explores how to grow in the love of God and overflow God's love to the world. The study explores how to obey Jesus' commands to love God and love neighbor. We love God with a whole heart - the mind, spirit, and body. Then we overflow God's love to the natural spheres of relationship that surround us, first to our comfortable neighbor, and then, most importantly, to ou...

The people suffered under two oppressive systems. On the one hand they lived under the shadow of the Mighty Roman Eagle and the "Good News" of peace on Earth through the military power of the lord and savior, Caesar. On the other hand they suffered the judgment and condemnation of the religious elite that believed Jehovah's grace was only large enough for law abiding Jews. The radical teacher from Nazareth, named Jesus, came to tear down both ...

In a desperate attempt to escape another violent encounter with his father, Lane Gray hides himself and is thrown into another world. The Deltonians think he is the Pleroma, sent to deliver them from the hands of their oppressors. He thinks they are figments of his coma-induced subconscious guiding him towards waking up. Either way, Lane must fight for his freedom, find his way home, and save his little brother before it is too late.

Jesus' teachings turned the world upside down. He told people to love each other, no matter who they were. That sounds good on the surface, but it can be extremely challenging to live out in everyday life. From the very first moment of its existence, the church struggled with this basic principle. People who had been enemies for generations were now asked to love each other. Jews loving Gentiles? Men treating women with respect? Owners honorin...

The Acts of the Apostles is the continuing story of the Gospel of Luke. Jesus leaves his disciples and gives them the Holy Spirit so that they can carry on the work of the Kingdom for him. Read and observe as this first generation of Jesus' followers wrestle with how to present his message across cultural boundaries. This study was originally written in the spring of 2005 for a network of house churches called Hart Haus. Each week the memb...