New Series Imagery
The book of Hebrews unfolds a tapestry of shadows and copies that
point to a single substance: Christ.
The angels worship the one that is higher, Moses points to a mediator who is also the Son, a final sacrifice is offered by our forever priest, and an old covenant falls away to a new one built on better promises. Hebrews trains us to look at the stories of scripture and draw out the greater story of Christ!
Our series image is a set of 7 photographs of a weaving draft made by Cornerstone member Joanne Schmidt. These patterns are types of Shadow weaving. Shadow weaving is a technique that creates illusionary patterns, depth, and dimension by alternating light and dark yarn. The visual pattern emerges from how the light and dark threads interact; light follows dark, creating blocks that look like they are on different planes; one drawing out the other.
The quality of the image invites you to stand back and take in the pattern as a whole, but I would encourage you as you are able to come close and experience the design and texture of the twill. Our prayer is that interacting with the art of weaving would point you to the Master Weaver who has, for our benefit, woven together all the threads of the scripture to show us the greatness of Christ.
You are invited to use the links below for a playlist of curated songs
for our new sermon series, Greater Than.
Click the links below to listen to/watch:
YouTube Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBERcnnCRhg&list=PLfLjAngTxU9ID99NjUR6L4uassF8A-Hrj
Spotify Playlist:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5jbCr5qDbPor7xfy9bcP5a?si=G5XtsTiKSZafKGjTpuJ7jA
