For many Christians, contemporary art holds little appeal. Common wisdom suggests that anything made after 1960 is at best obscure and at worst irreligious or obscene. Yet art—even contemporary art—matters.

How should the evangelical community in American view the present nation of Israel?

The goal is to help the needy become self-sufficient

Finding strength where we’re culturally weak: as outsiders in Utah, we’re forced to rethink our practices

Christians making art need to be concerned with two main things: excellence in their craft—offering our work to God for His glory; and an imitation of Christ—the prime artist, for by Him the Scriptures say “everything was made.”

The image of God allows us to see truth, goodness, and beauty in others

The hope of Christmas is not the ascent of man but the descent of God

Fostering unity for God’s glory

Compare the Bible’s treatment of the topic of infertility as mystery to society’s approach – the pursuit of mastery

Younger women hunger to hear from those who’ve walked the path ahead of them