The Rabbit Room

Fantastic, Jonny!

Where’s the Like button?

Love it. Excellent truth for all of us.

The time in my life when my activities seemed closest to “amazing things for God,” I ended up get way burnt out and neglecting my family. Maybe my things weren’t so amazing afterall. I think we tend to overestimate ourselves and undersestimate God.

Aw Jonny, you’re the best. Love it, friend.

where’s the AMEN button?

That is SO GOOD!!! Thanks. : )

I love this, Jonny. There is much wisdom here. It reminds me of what Oswald Chambers wrote, “It is ingrained in us that we have to do exceptional things for God – but we do not. We have to be exceptional in the ordinary things of life, holy on the ordinary streets, among ordinary people – and this is not learned in five minutes.”

I love this Jonny! It made me smile for many reasons one of them is that the only time I really got to meet you was sharing pizza together Thanks for the gift of smiles!

This is great. I read Phil’s book. Your cartoon reminded me of a the song from Jill Phillips called “Show Up” from her 2011 great ablum titled “In this Hour”. It is about being faithful where you are and not trying to be a Hero.

This is so great, and true!

I think I saw you drawing in one of the sessions, Jonny, maybe even Phil’s talk. I wanted to strain over and check its out, but resisted. Thanks for sharing it with us now.

Thanks for the share. Awesome reminder that this life isn’t about us – it’s about Him.

(From your personal site, there seems to be some serious Calvin & Hobbes influence – love it!)

Thanks so much everyone! I’m glad we were able to connect through pictures and words! And thanks especially to Pete for posting this where it can reach more people than it can on my blog. I’m so grateful to Phil for sharing his story at Hutchmoot – it went far beyond the book.
If you connected with the style of the comic, you might want to check out Doodle Alley (http://doodlealley.com) by my friend and fellow Christian cartoonist Stephen McCranie. Stephen posts comics that describe the ins and outs of the creative process.
And yes, Calvin and Hobbes is a formative influence and inspiration. As it should be for all cartoonists. =)

I absolutely agree. Can’t wait to post it on facebook this evening.

Just stopping in to by “yes” and “amen”.

Uh..I mean just stopping by to…oh, never mind.

I’ve never been into comics but this is great! I’m standing in my kitchen right now, ready to embark upon our family’s ten-year-old Friday night tradition of pizza making, and the monotony of it just became beautiful and holy.

Deb’s right — the pizza and the conversation were both great.

Ah, yes. Good fellowship, good pizza. =)

This is something that I struggle with constantly in an evangelical culture that determines success by the number of hits your blog gets, or the number of books you write, or who you know. What a good word for today!

Love it . . .♥

Great reminder! Thanks!

Ah, it’s so good to see fellow rabbits bringing the truth out with them, letting it stew, and then sharing the results Gives me hope for my own journey.

It’s amazing how if you take the time God uses different media to get across his message to us as individuals.
Thanks Jonny

Fantastic! Deep, well paced and presented, well drawn and godly. Loved it.