This book looks at the first 18 Chapters of the book of Psalms. Attention is directed to the relationship that God seeks to have with a human being. What is life with God like? 18 drawings are used, one for each of the 18 chapters. Each drawing visually depicts what one chapter reveals. The drawing is then used by a mentor with his mentee to teach the Psalm chapter. The key ingredient to interacting with God is simple: trust. Larry Jarvis is an Adult Sunday Class Teacher and has done so for some 50 years. Presently he teaches at Sanibel Island Bible Study, and substitute teaches at his two churches Sanibel Community Church in Sanibel, Florida and College Church in Wheaton, Illinois. Larry is a lawyer who for close to 50 years practiced intellectual property law, i.e., patents, trademarks and copyrights. He has an undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering. His law practice took him to eight different countries of the world, often with the task of explaining to a jury a highly complex invention. Larry resides in Sanibel, Florida with his wife Janet. They have four grown children and nine grandchildren.
This book looks at the first 18 Chapters of the book of Psalms. Attention is directed to the relationship that God seeks to have with a human being. What is life with God like? 18 drawings are used, one for each of the 18 chapters. Each drawing visually depicts what one chapter reveals. The drawing is then used by a mentor with his mentee to teach the Psalm chapter. The key ingredient to interacting with God is simple: trust. Larry Jarvis is an Adult Sunday Class Teacher and has done so for some 50 years. Presently he teaches at Sanibel Island Bible Study, and substitute teaches at his two churches Sanibel Community Church in Sanibel, Florida and College Church in Wheaton, Illinois. Larry is a lawyer who for close to 50 years practiced intellectual property law, i.e., patents, trademarks and copyrights. He has an undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering. His law practice took him to eight different countries of the world, often with the task of explaining to a jury a highly complex invention. Larry resides in Sanibel, Florida with his wife Janet. They have four grown children and nine grandchildren.
