This Interactive Creative Imagebearers website and workbook use the biblical timeline as the itinerary for a journey of discovery that follows the breadth of the Biblical narrative.
Welcome to your tour guide to CreativeImagebearers.com. We start our trip with the Introduction and then follow the story like an itinerary for a “Road to Emmaus” experience.
Each stop on the timeline is a tour of the biblical narrative. You can get out and see the sights while we follow the grand story’s breadth. While you are on a stop in the timeline just scroll down the page to reach new depths within the sequential nature of the story as it plays out.
At each point in the narrative there are a number of embodied spiritual practices to try. Anything we do for God is done from within our bodies, prayer, intercession, communion or worship and work. That is why we have called them “embodied spiritual practices”. They are like reps in a gym, dribbling a football or shooting hoops. We do these actions over and over and it changes every part of us, strengthening and preparing us indirectly for the great game of life.
When you get to the bottom of a module, you will have the option to click to go to the next one and with each stop we are getting closer to our destination. Go through all the modules from Introduction to Reconciliation and ask Holy Spirit to bring revelation to you at every point. We hope you enjoy this inspirational journey! Please share this site with others and see how you can get involved as a Creative Imagebearer. Enjoy!
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We hope you enjoy the journey. Please fill out the questionnaires at the end of each module and give us feedback to help us improve.
Please support our work, subscribe to new articles, email us, share the site with others or get in touch if you would like to have us come and teach more of this content in person.
Creative Imagebearers
This Interactive Creative Imagebearers website and workbook use the biblical timeline as the itinerary for a journey of discovery that follows the breadth of the Biblical narrative.
Welcome to your tour guide to CreativeImagebearers.com. We start our trip with the Introduction and then follow the story like an itinerary for a “Road to Emmaus” experience.
Each stop on the timeline is like a stop on a tour of the narrative. You can get out and see the sights while we follow the grand story’s breadth. But while you are on a module of the timeline you can actually scroll down in order to reach new depths within the sequential nature of the story as it plays out.
At each point in the narrative there are a number of embodied spiritual practices to try. Anything we do for God is done from within our bodies, prayer, intercession, communion or worship and work. That is why we have called them “embodied spiritual practices”. They are like reps in a gym, dribbling a football or shooting hoops. We do these actions over and over and it changes every part of us, strengthening and preparing us indirectly for the great game of life.
When you get to the bottom of a module, you will have the option to click to go to the next one and with each stop we are getting closer to our destination. Go through all the modules from Introduction to Reconciliation and ask Holy Spirit to bring revelation to you at every point. We hope you enjoy this inspirational journey! Please share this site with others and see how you can get involved as a Creative Imagebearer. Enjoy!
See the whole project at a glance
We hope you enjoy the journey. Please fill out the questionnaires at the end of each module and give us feedback to help us improve.
Please support our work, subscribe to new articles, email us, share the site with others or get in touch if you would like to have us come and teach more of this content in person.