Mingled Seed (Polly Preaching #9)
“Thou shalt not sew thy field with mingled seed.” (Lev 19:19). What does that mean?
“Thou shalt not sew thy field with mingled seed.” (Lev 19:19). What does that mean?
As in studying anything, I particularly recommend putting what you are learning in your own words.
Here are my most recent jottings and notes in my Bible study journal.
Here I repudiate the passage where the Bible tells us not to love the world.
There is an important and necessary way to love yourself, as well as an approach to be avoided.
My ongoing, in depth, Bible Lesson study goes on. See in these pages what I’ve been both thinking about and working on.
Listen to this classic Palm Sunday song while revisiting last year’s Palm Sunday paintings.
Here I both summarize and stylize four stories from the Old Testament by painting them in pastel.
Studying the Bible Lesson carefully, and putting it in my own words, helps me more effectively put it into action.
I encourage you to keep your own ongoing journal of your spiritual study. Here are recent pages from mine.
Take a peek and see what I’ve been thinking about during my daily spiritual study.
These two figurative paintings are a bit outside of what I usually do, but I’ve been thinking about them for a while.
Take a peek inside my spiritual study. I encourage you too to use a journal for yours.
This is about equality and the power of a premise.
Here the Bible story from the 21st chapter of John is depicted as a reminder to apply this allegory in our own lives.