Why Pick A Parable?

A parable is a short, symbolic story that uses everyday imagery to reveal deeper spiritual or moral truths. It’s not just a tale it’s a mirror, a doorway, a seed.

  • Simple on the surface: Like the sketches on the wall, a parable often appears plain or familiar farmers sowing seeds, a lost coin, a banquet invitation.

  • Layered with meaning: Each image or character carries symbolic weight. The listener is invited to look again, to interpret, to wrestle.

  • Personal and communal: Parables speak to the heart of the individual, but they also stir conversation, challenge assumptions, and awaken collective insight.

  • Timeless and portable: You don’t need a theology degree to carry a parable. You just need openness. They travel well—across generations, cultures, and emotional landscapes.

Why Pappi Points to the Sketch

In the image, Pappi’s gesture is more than directional it’s invitational. He’s saying, “Look closer. There’s something here for you.” That’s the heart of a parable. It doesn’t shout. It beckons.

Parable of the Lantern and the List Inspired by the True Story of the Railroad Train Wreck

True Story Railroad Train Accident 12-19-1972 Inspired The Parable of the Lantern and the List

Parable of the Tired Traveler and the Quiet Well

Parable of the Whispering Wind

Parable of the Settled Soil

Parable of the Fractured City.

Parable of the Buried Lantern

Parable of the Hidden Crown

Parable Of The Shattered Bell

Modern Retelling of The Parable of the Sower

Modern Retelling of The Parable of the Weeds Among The Wheat

Parable of the King's Signet

Parable Of The Rented Flame

Parable of the Empty Cup that's Filled

Your Rights Privileges in Christ

You're Much More Free To Live

God's Grace & Your Grit 

It'll Save Your Life

Parable of the Infinite Battery

Parts of you you’ve locked away aren’t  dangerous

Where in your life are you resisting     

  Unresolved conflict often lingers .

 Every word you speak especially to yourself is a seed

You’re everything I’ve been looking for

Question the mirrors you’ve inherited

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