Ryan Pietrzak · Father of 9
A Rubik's Cube. A line of dominoes. A letter hiding in the middle of a word. Everyday things that make the Word of God click, for parents, for kids, for business owners, for anyone.
The story of my heart
Whether it was an idea I believe God dropped into my mind, or a concept I heard and kept expanding on, my mind is very analytical and I simply cannot stop thinking of analogies. They're a great way to bridge the gap of understanding.
Whether it's parenting, the gospel, business or anything else, if you can bridge the gap of communication with visual and crafty explanations, you can explain anything to anyone.
The new birth, grace and obedience, made plain enough to hand to someone who has never opened a Bible.
Nine kids will teach you that a good picture beats a long lecture every single time.
Foundations, finances and the long game, seen through the Word of God.
A cube on a shelf, a row of dominoes, a cup in a garden. God's truth is hiding in plain sight.
A taste of how I think
Stack the words Lucifer, pride, sin and I on top of each other, and the same letter sits in the exact center of every one of them. Once you see it, it's pretty hard to unsee. That's what an analogy does. It takes something you already know and hangs a truth on it that you'll never forget.
Read about I Am Pride, LuciferMeet Ryan
I'm a working man who loves God, reads his Bible, and really enjoys math (not a mathematician per se, but somebody who really enjoys it). I'm a husband to Gina and a father of nine, and I'm an Apostolic believer who says what he believes plainly.
Kids learn visually. When they can see the picture, they connect the dots, and honestly, adults learn the same way. When you can connect the dots, it sticks. That's what ChristiAnalogies is about: bringing the fun back to learning about Christ, with everyday pictures held up against the Word of God.
I'm not a prophet, or at least God hasn't told me I am, or I wouldn't have lost so much money in crypto investments (lol). I wouldn't call myself a teacher either, just someone with a burden to share what I believe God is trying to teach through me.
So take my words with a grain of salt. Double check what I say, and if anything contradicts the Word of God, run from it.
“I have nothing to teach, only things to share.” Gina Pietrzak
ChristiAnalogies on YouTube
Book explainers, Bible stories for the whole family, and analogies you can show your kids at the dinner table. New videos on the way.
