Category: Teachings
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Visual Symbolism in the Nativity Story
What Bread, wise men and shepherds in the Christmas story teach us about the Jesus’ mission for humanity.
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Balancing Obedience and Sacrifice | 1 Samuel 15
Obedience often involves personal sacrifice but isn’t always synonymous with it. Through our struggles to be obedient we must humble ourselves, repent and allow the holy spirit to take us though the lifelong process of sanctification.
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What Christian Creatives can Learn from the Creation Story
Discover how God’s meticulous process, purposeful design, and the power of rest can shape your artistic journey as a prophetic artist.
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Living a Prophetic Creative Lifestyle
A prophetic artist’s journey isn’t just about art—it’s about communion with God. Through this spiritual intimacy, embrace your purpose and develop your craft with confidence, guided by the Holy Spirit.
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The Call of the Prophetic Artist: Exodus 35
Exodus 35 shares insights on God’s divine call for prophetic artists, filling them with spiritual insight and creative skills. This holy calling demands good creative stewardship and a prophetic lifestyle that impacts both the church and professional realms and ultimately serves as worship to God.
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Healing from Rejection as a Prophetic Artist
Prophetic artists face rejection that if left untreated can breed fear, self-doubt, and self-sabotage. They must heal to break free from rejection’s chains to fully embrace their prophetic and creative call.
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The Importance of Writing for Prophetic Artists
For prophetic artists, writing isn’t just a skill; it’s a necessity. Through writing, they can deepen spiritual connection with God, learn to navigate emotional landscapes and track their creative process.
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10 Signs You’re a Prophetic Artist
So you think you’re a prophetic artist… How many of these 10 signs do you resonate with?
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Christian Artist Vs Prophetic Artist
The prophetic artist must live a prophetic lifestyle, prioritizing obedience and submission to God’s will. This involves making sacrifices in their art career, seeking wisdom in decisions and embracing delayed gratification for long-term impact.
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