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I apologize for losing the original photographers of these photos of the cross. They can all be found at sxc.hu
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Here is the image we used last night to begin our series exploring what is commonly referred to as the "Re-instatement of Peter" found in John 21. This is an icon of Peter:
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We did a two-week series on the Journey to the Cross. The first week focused on Jesus' self-awareness of his own death and the second on why Jesus' lifestyle led to his death. Here is the image we had for it!
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![]() | Simon's visual representation of the reconstruction of God's call on our lives continues! |
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![]() | We are very excited to have commissioned Simon Wukasch, a good friend to many of us at TILT, to design a image reflecting our current series entitled "Reconstructing the Call". Since we are 'reconstructing' the call, the image will be constructed throughout the seven week series beginning on January 14th. |
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We often have an image which reflects a theme we are doing at TILT, or images are created for certain aspects of a gathering such as prayer. Here are a bunch of them:
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At TILT, we recognize the power of image. Images have the power to speak louder than words. Words are only able to speak to our heads, although in music, they can additionally speak to our hearts. Images however can speak to many different levels of our humanity, particularly when we can not only see them and hear them but when we can touch them, smell them or taste them. Also, because images can be more or less definitive than words it allows each person to worship God or experience Him in a different way, depending on how they relate to the image. As a part of this we also value that the act of the creating an image by an artist is a beautiful expression of worship that blesses not only God but a whole community when shared. And it is here that we proudly display the art that happens within TILT and among its community.
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