Here's this week's Sermon Design! Pastor Kent will be preaching on Exodus 33, when God told Moses, "My Presence will go with you, and I will give you rest." I thought that the minimalistic, stark imagery worked well with this, signifying a seemingly unending path through the snow, which would be a tough journey just as Moses faced. The multiple footprint signifying that, although the walker is unaccompanied, God's Presence walks with him. I topped it off with the Hebrew for Shekhinah glowing underneath the walker's footpath. Shekhinah means "dwelling place, resting place, Presence of God." You like?Wednesday, January 31, 2007
My Presence will go with you Design
Here's this week's Sermon Design! Pastor Kent will be preaching on Exodus 33, when God told Moses, "My Presence will go with you, and I will give you rest." I thought that the minimalistic, stark imagery worked well with this, signifying a seemingly unending path through the snow, which would be a tough journey just as Moses faced. The multiple footprint signifying that, although the walker is unaccompanied, God's Presence walks with him. I topped it off with the Hebrew for Shekhinah glowing underneath the walker's footpath. Shekhinah means "dwelling place, resting place, Presence of God." You like?
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Yeah, but then this guy's gonna be like, "Lord, whenever I walked through hard times, there was only ONE set of footprints in the snow! Why is this?!"
Seriously, though, I like the design. it looks almost like a comic splash page what with the stark silhouetted figure and such.
--Andrew
Thank God you didn't choose sand! The guy looks lonely and then you put it altogether and it has this really cool (no pun intended) effect. All the elements you chose work very well together, once again I am impressed.
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