Tannin, Nephesh, Leviathan, Sea Serpents ... why are there so many of these strange creatures in the Bible? From the first pages of Genesis we are taught that these mythological creatures impact our current reality. Let’s dive into the abyss to learn about God’s good and beautiful creation and the forces that draw it into chaos. Join dR for this series as we seek to develop biblical literacy and understand this monstrous theme.Week 10 of Chaos Dragon

Teacher: Bob LehmanJonah 2After running from God’s command, Jonah finds himself inside the belly of the beast. If he wants to come out, he has to come out without his own will. Join us this week as we contemplate how God uses our encounters with the dragon to transform us.

Tannin, Nephesh, Leviathan, Sea Serpents ... why are there so many of these strange creatures in the Bible? From the first pages of Genesis we are taught that these mythological creatures impact our current reality. Let’s dive into the abyss to learn about God’s good and beautiful creation and the forces that draw it into chaos. Join dR for this series as we seek to develop biblical literacy and understand this monstrous theme.

Week 9 of Chaos Dragon

Teacher: Tyler Stibrich

Daniel

When King Nebuchadnezzar refuses to stop sinning, he becomes a wild man. Yet when he looks up to heaven he regains his sanity. Meanwhile Daniel, a faithful exile living in Babylon, is given many visions of cosmic wars between beasts and angels. Join us this week as we seek to lift our eyes to heaven and see how we are connected to the bigger story.

Tannin, Nephesh, Leviathan, Sea Serpents ... why are there so many of these strange creatures in the Bible? From the first pages of Genesis we are taught that these mythological creatures impact our current reality. Let’s dive into the abyss to learn about God’s good and beautiful creation and the forces that draw it into chaos. Join dR for this series as we seek to develop biblical literacy and understand this monstrous theme.Week 8 of Chaos Dragon

Teacher: Caleb MartinezJeremiah and EzekielWhen Israel chooses to act like the chaos monster instead of living like the people of God, God brings judgment on them. How? He sends other bigger monsters after them, namely, Babylon and Egypt. The scrolls of Jeremiah and Ezekiel focus on the dragon-like behavior of these three nations––as well as God’s promise to bring about justice for each and every dragon in the end. Join us to contemplate how nations and societies become empires of the beast.