Oh, I do love messing around with fonts. You're just lucky that there are only eight to choose from here on blogger and they're all kind of boring, or I'd be changing it up every time, sometimes within one post.
I taught tonight at the young adults group, and I think it went well. I was just piling Bible verse on top of Bible verse illustrating that what God wants from us is all-out love for him and for our neighbors, who just happen to be everyone, oh, on the planet. We are clearly charged to take care of one another, and our love for God is supposed to take up all of our being. As one guy said tonight, it's a little scary because there are no loopholes out of this. All of you. Everyone.
So, I decided to do a power point presentation because I had about 11 Bible passages, some long, and I didn't want people to have to flip all over the place and not really be able to look at the text and concentrate. Naturally, every slide was in a different font. In fact, most slides had 2 different fonts: one for the title and one for the text. All the titles were the same, "What does God want from us?" but I started changing it up even beyond the font by putting it in different language. Thank you, Google translator! For the most part, I was able to double-check and figure out if the translations were right/close, except for with Welsh. I was just going to have to trust that one. I had Spanish, Welsh, French, Swedish, and German. It was great fun, I tell you.
Here, you can look at it to see how crazy I went. I even have 1 piece of clip art. I was into this. Core PPT
*note that one the slide with the link to the movie study, we just skipped through the preview & watched the short clip from lesson 4.
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