Contemplating the Vulnerability of Incarnation

 
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Church Resources

Book, group guides, sermon outlines, and art show available for your community during this Advent season.

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The book

Celebrated artist-storyteller Scott Erickson gives us 25 days of refreshingly new illustrations and meditations to rekindle the wonder of God-with-Us in this season.

Releasing October 20

 
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Advent Art Show

Downloadable Art Show for your spacial or online needs.

 
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Read with Your Friends

Give the gift of this book by reading it with a few of your friends this Advent season.

 

“Scott does a perfect job of removing the current taste of stale, commercialization, and male centered-ness out of the advent. He then brings back in the beauty, mystery, and wonder that this season was meant inspire. If you want an advent made for our moment of social and racial awakening, and that doesn’t oversimplify, this is it!”

Propaganda and Dr Alma Zaragoza-Petty, The Red Couch Podcast 

“When I was an evangelical, I thought Christmas took too much emphasis away from Easter. When I was an atheist, I thought Christmas reinforced an absurd fairy tale. Me and Christmas, well, it’s complicated. That’s why I love Honest Advent. As a meditation on the vulnerability of God through the strange mystery of Christ’s Incarnation, Scott invites us not to master that mystery, but to experience it.”

Mike McHargue, Author of You’re a Miracle (and a Pain in the Ass) and host of Ask Science Mike 

"We know of few other voices who so powerfully bring back the luster to tarnished, sacred things. Scott's Advent meditations will be an evergreen gift for the weary soul, calling out fresh and upending wonder at the incarnation, what it meant then and how we are to be now."

Katherine & Jay Wolf, Authors of "Suffer Strong" and "Hope Heals” 

“There are so many things I love about Scott Erickson, and this Advent book brings them all together. His lens turned towards Mary, Jesus and incarnation helps me break through the incredibly solidified narratives of Christmas into something that moves me again, and helps me connect with the real earth, blood, sweat and tears - this happened here, on this earth, in our way, through human birth.”

Sara Groves, Recording Artist, Advocate 

“Scott’s reflection of the Advent season through the connection of the misrepresented women in the Savior story, is not only healing and restorative but also brings us back into the story, where the feminine and the divine have always been.”

Arielle Estoria, Poet, Author, Speaker 

“Beautiful. Evocative. A wake up call to the mystery of life.”

John Mark Comer, Author of The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry 

This beautifully crafted piece of art explores immaculately the invasion of the best that Christmas means: Presence in our Present.”

Paul Young, The Shack