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God’s Covenants
When God had created man, He gave him a definite command, promising life if he obeyed and death if he did not. Man disobeyed, but God in His mercy entered into a series of covenantal bonds that led to the life, death, and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, who fulfilled perfectly the conditions of God’s original demand and earned life for all His people.
God’s covenants with His people set the backdrop for all of history and are essential for a true understanding of His purposes. But how often is this explained clearly to the younger generation – the generation that in a few years’ time will be the front rank of spiritual leaders?
God’s Covenants has been written and designed specifically for young children of Christian parents who need to be taught these great and timeless truths about God’s dealings with mankind.
Children will appreciate the simple explanations, thought-provoking questions, and creative illustrations built with LEGO® bricks. Parents will appreciate this golden opportunity to read a clear explanation of the Gospel to children wanting to hear it again and again.
God’s Covenants is available now on Sermon Audio and at Amazon.com!
And stay tuned over the next few weeks for some behind-the-scenes looks at the illustrator’s take on creating a LEGO-illustrated book!
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Karate Brickheadz
Besides being a LEGO fan, I also have an orange belt in Karate, so I decided to combine my two hobbies with a Brickheadz version of myself in my Karate gi!
Bloomin’ Builds: LEGO Flowers
Whether you’re building a fort in a jungle or a peaceful kitchen scene, a few flowers can make a tremendous difference in the scene by adding color and realism. And there are way more ways to include flowers than just the pre-molded LEGO flowers! So let’s take a look at bringing beauty to your creation in different scenarios.
(Clicking on any picture will take you to it on my photostream, where you can see more angles of the same build!)
Sunset Over the River
Purple Petals
Quotes from Democracy in America
In 1831 Alexis de Tocqueville visited the United State of America, taking advantage of his trip to study American society. With his extensive experience of European culture, and also of the multitudinous French constitutions and revolutions that had agitated his home country for many years, he was able to bring a well-educated, insightful perspective to bear on the subject of democracy. Tocqueville’s goal was much broader than just describing American society; he set out to analyze it, figure out what was inherent in the democratic systems and what was peculiar to the Americans, and ultimately to lay bare the strengths and weaknesses of democracy as a form of government.
“America is… a free country, in which, lest anybody should be hurt by your remarks, you are not allowed to speak freely of private individuals, or of the State, of the citizens or of the authorities, of public or of private undertakings, or, in short, of anything at all, except it be of the climate and the soil; and even then Americans will be found ready to defend either the one or the other, as if they had been contrived by the inhabitants of the country.”
Spring is ‘A-coming!
Tiny Trailblazers: Vol. I
A while back I got my first LEGO baby, and it wasn’t long before I realized that he looked really cute with some of the standard hats! And so my Tiny Trailblazers series was born.
My first creation dressed the baby up as a knight.
