Study Guides
Each guide draws directly from the chapters of the book. Designed to be drawn together — at a kitchen table, in a Bible study, in a discipleship group, or alone with a Bible and a pen.
Drawing the Tabernacle
This is the foundation guide, and it costs nothing. Every other guide in the series — and every part of the book itself — assumes you have done the work in this opening study.
The work is simple. Take a blank sheet of A4. Draw the floor plan of the Tabernacle from memory. Mark every piece of furniture in its place. Then lay the cross of Jesus inside the diagram.
Four sessions, sixty minutes each — an evening Bible study group can walk the foundation in a single month. It also works as a weekend retreat, or alone in four quiet sittings.
You need: a Bible open to Exodus 25–27 and Hebrews 8–10, a blank sheet of paper for each person, and a pen. Coloured pencils are useful in session three.
No payment, no account. Draw it tonight and see whether this way of reading Scripture is for you.
When you are ready to go chapter by chapter.
The printed reflection guides carry the questions from the end of every chapter, with before-you-begin reflections, going-deeper questions, drawing prompts and closing prayers written to accompany each volume. R67 each, in English and Afrikaans.
Reflection Study Guide — at Hand
Forty-five sets of three reflection questions drawn from the chapters of Book One, plus drawing prompts and closing prayers written to prepare you for the inward work of the volumes that follow.
Reflection Study Guide — at Heart
Twenty-seven sets of reflection questions for slow, prayerful reading of Book Two. Before the pattern appears in any human life, it appears in the making of the world. Walk these chapters slowly.
Everything a group needs, and nothing it does not.
There is no video series to buy, no licence to renew, no facilitator training to attend. A guide, a Bible, paper and pens. That is the entire kit.
The order that works: run the free foundation guide with your group first. If the drawing lands — and it usually does — move the group into Book One and the reflection guide together, one chapter a week.