Just One Thing

Just One Thing

In the Waypoints manga “Bread Alone” (based on Luke 10:38-42) we meet a woman named Martha. She’s feeling pulled in many different directions. Why was Martha so stressed? Martha was trapped by expectations — what society and culture expected from her as a woman and as...
Have a Seat

Have a Seat

In Waypoints season 2, one of our stories was called “Bread Alone,” illustrated by Masiu. This manga was adapted from a story found in the Bible (Luke 10:38-42) and features a character named Martha. In this story, Martha is really stressed out! She feels pulled in...
Father’s Day

Father’s Day

This month’s manga is a sci-fi take on one of Jesus’ parables, a story commonly known as “The Prodigal Son.” But the real hero of the story is not the Son — it’s the Father. Good timing, since Father’s Day is coming soon. This story is an illustration of God as...
A Face in the Crowd

A Face in the Crowd

Near the end of Waypoints season 2, we shared two stories that you may have noticed were connected — “A Desperate Father” and “A Desperate Woman.” These two manga “overlap” each other because they’re both based on one story in the Bible. We just told it from two...
What is Easter?

What is Easter?

The Waypoints manga “A Bigger Story” tells the story of Easter from the perspective of one of Jesus’ close followers, Mary Magdalene. History tells us that Jesus spent about 3 years traveling around Israel with a group of followers. He spent His time...
Perspectives

Perspectives

If you’ve read our manga, you may have noticed some repetition or overlap between some of the stories. The truth is, yes, some of these stories are inspired by the same passages as others (for example, ‘Two Kings’ & ‘A Place at the Table’, or ‘On the Road to...