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Keith Ferrin / December 2, 2015

All 14 Thanksgiving Bible Pictures – to Save, Print, or Share.

Lots of you told me you enjoyed the Thanksgiving Bible Pictures from a few weeks ago. (I’m glad.) Some people went through each picture and saved them. Others printed and laminated them. Others turned them into a screensaver on their computers. I love it when people take my ideas and do even more than I do!

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I decided to make it really simple to save, print, or share one – or all – 14 pictures.

Option 1: Save the pictures

NOTE: This will apply to Option 2 and Option 3a. [Read more…] about All 14 Thanksgiving Bible Pictures – to Save, Print, or Share.

Keith Ferrin / July 30, 2014

Bibliotheca– A Beautiful New Reading Bible

There is a big problem. And it plagues most of us. Here’s how you can tell if it’s affecting you: You sit down to read your Bible. You open your Bible and begin reading. Twenty minutes later you realize you have spent fifteen minutes reading the notes, looking at the maps, and examining the charts and only five minutes actually reading the Bible!

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The Problem: Our study Bible frequently gets in the way when we are simply trying to read the Bible.

I have written many times about being a recovering Ping Pong Reader. (In case you’re not family with the term, a Ping Pong Reader is someone who feels a moral obligation – wink – to read the corresponding note anytime you see a bold letter “a” or “b” when reading the Bible. Oh…you too?!) In fact, I dedicated a whole episode of the podcast to this issue and the myths we start to believe when we do it.

Adam Greene is a book designer and graphic artist who has created a new Bible, specifically designed to help people read the Bible.

It’s called Bibliotheca. He launched it with a KickStarter campaign and a goal to raise $37,000. The campaign closed Sunday, with $1,440,435 donated! [Read more…] about Bibliotheca– A Beautiful New Reading Bible

Keith Ferrin / August 14, 2013

A Digital Storytelling Resource You Should Check Out

Remember the flannel graph? Characters cut out. Placed on a board covered with flannel. Welcome to my childhood.

I’m certainly not knocking the flannel graph, but let me ask you…

What would a “Digital Flannel Graph” look like?

I think it would look like Eikon Bible Art. (Though you won’t find the word “flannel” on their website. I checked.)

Their tagline is “Stunning graphics for all forms of children’s ministry.”

Keith Ferrin / April 30, 2013

Give Me 4 Minutes and 32 Seconds and You WILL Be Inspired

I didn’t quite know what to expect when I saw the title of this link (posted on my Facebook Page this week):

2013 Ivy League SpokenWord Bible Memorization Challenge

When I hear phrases like “Bible Memorization Challenge” and I picture people quoting vast amounts of Scripture without putting much emotion or passion into it.

Learn it. Recite it. Forget it.

Combine that with “Ivy League” and I’m thinking, Holy smokes! This is going to be a whole lot of ultra-smart 20-year-olds “out quoting” each other and then talking about the Bible with a lot of intellectual reverence.

Man, was I wrong!

This was outstanding! Their passion was infectious. Their presentations were engaging. Every one of them. Some were solo presenters. Sometimes they presented as a team.

The winning presentation was by Josh Echebiri, a junior at Dartmouth. Take the next 4:32 and check it out: [Read more…] about Give Me 4 Minutes and 32 Seconds and You WILL Be Inspired

Keith Ferrin / April 14, 2011

creative wood in the woods

Occasionally I see something that makes me say, “How would anyone even think about doing that? Let alone, how would they do it?” Well…the following video is one of those things. Thanks to my buddy Scott for sharing.