Drawing People Closer to Christ.
This post introduces the April Sketchnote Challenge. I’m challenging you to remotely reach out to 10 people this month and then sketchnote your remote random acts of kindness in your Life Journal. Happy April everyone! As we are all hunkered down and sequestered some of us are feeling isolated. So I have always loved doing Random Acts of Kindness and I thought it would be
This post studies Yahweh Rophe, the God who heals. We will learn about the name and do a journal challenge and a sketchnote challenge. Earlier this month when I was deciding what name to study, Yahweh Rophe, it seemed like the only name to study in light of this ugly virus we’re dealing with right now. Yahweh Ropheka or Rophe, or Rapha all mean the God
This post is about finishing a long-forgotten project. I hope it motivates you to finish something. It will be so satisfying! This week I had planned to introduce another Name of God after all April is right around the corner. But all week I have been procrastinating and I couldn’t figure out why. I know what Name I am going to write about and what
In this post, I will introduce you to the #The100DayProject and challenge you to participate. I will be taking the challenge. Read more about it in this post. I wanted to share another challenge with you that starts April 7th. I wanted to introduce you to the challenge and give you some time to decide if you wanted to participate. For a few years, I have
It’s time to think about snail mail and sketchnote an envelope. Check out the Graceful Envelope Contest and the art challenge this week to doodle up an envelope to bless someone. Isn’t it just the coolest thing to get personal mail and even cooler when it cool mail? Here are two letters I got this week. Mike Rohde (author of Sketchnote Handbook) sent me a
This post will continue to focus on our study of El Kanna with a sketchnote challenge to illustrate a verse on love. I think the verse that really hits home for me in this study is that He thinks about me more than all the grains of sand. Psalm 139:18 Today is just a quick post. Take your hearts doodle practice and doodle up a
This study looks at two Names of God – El Kanna, and Esk Oklah. They mean the Jealous God and Consuming fire. God wants 100% of us and is jealous when we turn our attention elsewhere. Ex 34:14 For thou shall not worship no other God: for the Lord, whose name is jealous is a jealous God This month we are going to study two
Join us in this art challenge to draw 29 different hearts on trading cards and then give them away! It’s going to be fun! Welcome to February. I thought we would start off this month with an art challenge. It’s designed to really stretch your visual skills and it will bless others. The challenge is to draw 30 hearts on trading cards and then bless
Sketchnote a sermon on Elohim using the Banner Sketchnote Layout. In our final study of Elohim, I thought we should sketchnote a sermon about Elohim. Tony Evan’s has written a devotional about and also gave a sermon on Elohim. I thought we could sketchnote the sermon using a layout I designed. You can find Dr. Evan’s sermon here on Youtube. I have provided you an
We continue our study of Elohim, the first name of God that we encounter in the Bible in Genesis 1:1. In the beginning, Elohim created the heavens and the earth. Genesis was written by Moses to provide the Israelites history about their heritage. This week we are going to focus on Genesis chapter 1 – The Creation Story. We touched on a few key foundation truths last
On Sale $8.95 Here's some information to help you to get started in the Doodle Devo Process: A "How To" Page, Patterns to get you started and a Materials List. You can search the main
Adding a visual element - even a doodle helps you process what you're seeing or hearing, but drawing stick figures or doodles you're "writing" what you're learning on your brain twice - once by
