Breaking Free from the Myth of Sacred vs. Secular in Art: Redefining a Biblical Approach to the Arts

There is a myth that holds you back. Sometimes it is spoken. Other times it is implied by what people don’t say.

But the message has been clear: It is a myth that divides the world into categories in which your art, your life and your creativity must fit. It stifles your voice, restricts your creativity, and limits your impact.

It isn’t limited to Christians, but Christians have suffered because of it. And in truth, the entire culture has suffered because of it.

What is the Myth?

The myth is that there are two separate categories for our life and our art, and we cannot cross over from one to the other without offending our audience, losing our faith, or losing credibility. We are told to stay in our little box, or our big box.

But artists were not designed to color inside the lines, nor to live in these boxes which are only made by from human ideas.

The stakes are high, which only increases the anxiety and fear about what kind of art you can make and should make. And creativity shrivels the more anxiety takes over.

But here is the good news.
All this anxiety and fear are not from God.
You don’t have to live there.

God promises us confidence, hope, and a vision for the future.

Not fear.

So…
Stop settling.
Stop playing small.
Stop thinking your art must be contained in the box of religious or non-religious, sacred or secular. Because It does not.

Join us live for a virtual presentation and discussion that will:

1. Encourage you as a creative.
2. Embolden you as a creative.
3. Examine biblical principles that address this problem.
4. Give you clarity in your calling.
5. Give you clarity about your role in the culture where you live.
6. Inspire you to be salt and light where God has called you.