An Analogy of how being a Christian is like a pumpkin, explains being a christian in the form of being a pumpkin being carved into a jack-o-lantern. #pumpkin
The Great Pumpkin Analogy
Linus & the The Great Pumpkin, from It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown, is a good analogy to use when we talk about having faith Linus shows great faith. We need to have similar faith but our faith needs to be in Christ! #GreatPumpkin #faith #Linus #CharlieBrown
All of this with a potato
All of this with a potato -— A Potato’s Potential: A Godly Analogy — Chips, mashed, fries, tots, hash browns, if you can do all this with a potato, think of all God can do with you!
Finding Hope When You’re Up the Creek Without a Paddle
Finding Hope When You’re Up the Creek Without a Paddle — Life has a way of tossing us into turbulent waters. Sometimes, we find ourselves up the creek without a paddle—struggling against the current, feeling overwhelmed, and wondering how we’ll ever make it through. But as followers of Christ, we have a promise: God is with us even in the roughest rapids. #bgbg2
The Red & Black Ant Analogy — Understanding the True Enemy
The Red & Black Ant Analogy — Understanding the True Enemy — In the natural world, there’s a fascinating phenomenon involving ants. If you place 100 black ants and 100 red ants in a jar, they coexist peacefully. However, if the jar is shaken, chaos ensues. The ants, now agitated, begin to attack each other, perceiving their fellow jar-mates as the enemy. This behavior provides a poignant metaphor for human society, where often the true adversary is not the one who appears different from us, but rather the one who incites division.
The Christian Light Bright Analogy
The Christian Light Bright Analogy — In the tapestry of Christian faith, the analogy of light holds a profound significance. It is often said that believers are called to be the light of the world, illuminating the darkness with the truth and love of the Gospel. This imagery is deeply rooted in the Bible, where light symbolizes guidance, purity, and the very presence of God. In Psalm 119:105, light is described as a lamp unto our feet and a light unto our path, providing direction and clarity in a world that can often feel shrouded in shadows. The Christian Light […]
The Etch-a-Sketch and Our Spiritual Journey
The Etch-a-Sketch and Our Spiritual Journey — In the hands of a child, an Etch-a-Sketch is a source of endless creativity and sometimes, frustration. With each twist of the knobs, lines either fall into place to create an image or crisscross into a jumble that’s far from the intended picture. This simple toy, believe it or not, serves as an analogy for our spiritual lives.
God is like the Energizer Bunny
God is like the Energizer Bunny — As believers, we are blessed with the assurance that our God is unwavering and eternal. Reflecting on this truth, one might find a surprising comparison: God is like the Energizer Bunny.
Scrooge, An Example of a New Creation
The Bible says that with Christ we are a new creation, a total change, Scrooge, is a great example of a new creation. The old is gone and the new is here. People will notice this change too. #Scrooge #Christmas #NewCreation
The Rotten Pear and the Good Pear: The Contagious Influence of Wrong Associations
The Rotten Pear and the Good Pear: The Contagious Influence of Wrong Associations – In the journey of faith, our associations and relationships play a significant role in shaping our character and influencing our spiritual growth. Just as a rotten pear can cause a good pear to spoil, being too close to the wrong people can have a similar effect on our lives as Christians. In this blog post, we will explore the powerful analogy of the rotten pear and the good pear, highlighting the dangers of negative associations and the importance of choosing our companions wisely.
“The King Has One More Move: Lessons from the Checkmate Painting”
“The King Has One More Move: Lessons from the Checkmate Painting” – In the realm of chess, a game renowned for its strategic depth and intellectual prowess, the concept of checkmate holds a special significance. The image of a king trapped in a corner with no possible escape is a powerful representation of defeat. However, amidst the seeming finality of checkmate, there is a profound spiritual lesson to be learned. In this blog post, we will explore the spiritual analogy of the Checkmate painting and discover how it reminds us that, even in the face of apparent defeat, the King of kings has one more move.
The Burnt Pie Analogy
The Burnt Pie Analogy – A Grandmother had always cooked tasty food. But one day, she put a burnt pie in front of her husband.
God is like bleach He removes stains no one else can
God is like bleach He removes stains no one else can – He washes us white as snow. #bgbg2
Kryptonite Is Like Sin
Kryptonite Is Like Sin – Did you know that Kryptonite is like sin. If you ever watched Superman. You know that Kryptonite weakness Superman, it gets rid of his strength. #Kryptonite
Merciful like the Mandalorian
Merciful like the Mandalorian – It’s is amazing how the Holy Spirit can use a young child can show us things, for example, this story about being merciful. #Merciful #Mandalorian
Three Little Pigs Analogy
I use the story of the three little pigs to make an analogy about Christ being our rock, our firm foundation. As we know from the three pigs foundation is important.
God is like Spinach
An analogy on how God is like Spinach. I use the analogy of how Popeye gets his strength from the Spinach. We too get strength and that source is God. #NationalSpinachDay
Road Signs of the Bible
Blog Series Road Signs of the Bible. How do the common road signs we see as we drive relate to the Bible?
God’s Big Eraser
God has a big eraser. A Big eraser to wipe that whiteboard clean of the sin. We must come to Him for the cleaning of our whiteboard and turn from our ways.
Unity: The Floating Ants
Ants work in unity to make a raft, we as Christians need to be in unity just like these ants to win souls for the Kingdom by sharing Jesus to the lost.