Can Theologically Conservative Christians Flourish in the Arts?
It might take centuries, but artists of faith can take steps now to help theologically orthodox Christianity reclaim a position of influence in the arts.
‘Hadestown’: A Tragedy About Trying
Putting a secular spin on a Greek myth, Broadway’s ‘Hadestown’ reckons with tragedy by celebrating trying. Where’s the hope in that?
Is the Church Where Creativity Goes to Die?
In this podcast, Thomas Terry and Ryan Lister talk about the place of creativity and art in the church and why they are needed for mission and discipleship.
‘Hamilton’: Healing Balm for Restless Immigrants
‘Hamilton’ offers a powerful reminder of grace for those prone to self-destructive striving and the fear of never measuring up.
Art as Bridge: How One L.A. Church Serves the City’s Youth
Through the art cohorts of RenewLA, Christians in Los Angeles are finding creative ways to love and serve the city’s youth.
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