Tim Challies’ latest entry in his Visual Theology series can be found here. It’s a graphic representation of Philippians 2:5-11 depicting Christ’s humble serventhood that lead’s to his exaltation to the glory of God the Father.
visual theology
The Jesus Line
Here’s the next one of Tim Challies’ excellent Visual Theology creations – a visual genealogy from Adam through to Jesus. You can find others here and here.
While printing this one out in a way that’s manageable might prove challenging, it is a great way of accessing (and even memorising?!?) this information.
What I particularly like about it is the way it’s been designed to look like an underground map. The Jesus Line perhaps?
Whatever is commendable … visually
A while ago I posted a link to some helpful visual representations of basic Christian truths. Although I don’t think he had this blog in mind when when he produced it, the latest production from Tim Challies is a striking representation of Philippians 4:8.
Thanks Tim.
Visual Theology
Some of us find it easier to hold onto information when it’s presented to us visually. Below are three charts that should help us all by presenting lots of information really clearly.
The Order of Salvation
God’s Attributes
The Books of the Bible
WHATEVER IS COMMENDABLE 