three.1.six

Yet, as organic as narrative is to Scripture,
too many of us Christians have lost our sense of story in our obsession
with facts and rules and lists. We feel that we must explain
everything, “to capture the whole truth of a thing, rationally and scientifically.”2 We have intentionally discarded our sense of mystery. It’s as if we believe in salvation by information.

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Hi! My first post on this site: three.1.six! Wuhooo I’ve been putting this off for far too long. I’ve always wanted to do a site/blog that inspired. Something that my friends or anyone interested could refresh their inner-self.

So for my first post I wanted to present an illustration that has been rolling around my head for over a year. And I think it’s time to share it.

Every Easter, they come out in full force. An army of bunnies and eggs, whose sole intent is to pull off the second half of the cover-up that Santa started a few months ago. I think it’s sad that so many children will associate this time of year with bunnies, eggs and chocolate. So this is my retaliation…expressed in plain black and white. If you like it…share this post. leave a comment, download the wallpaper. Let’s represent the three:sixteen.

For God so loved the world, that he gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish but have eternal life.

John 3:16

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