The weekly newsletter for Christians who love the arts.
Discover the Christian art, music, and film that you haven’t heard about, and explore culture from a contemporary Christian perspective.
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Issue 8
What happens when the tool you create with is taken away?
Issue 7
Youth pastor turned fashion designer, an essay on the artistic life, an abstract christian painter, downtempo christian music, and a Norwegian community building a stave church with no modern tools.
Youth Pastor to Fashion Designer, Interview with House of Jacob
Rooted in the rugged landscapes of Idaho, outdoor utility, and streetwear, Jacob Bottles is carving out a distinct perspective on fashion through his brand, House of Jacob
The Artistic Life as a Path to Becoming
To live a truly artistic life is to live a life of continual self-development. Art is a way of encountering the world. Not entirely the production of beautiful things, but of becoming more fully oneself, and of learning to see beyond the visible.
Interview with Artist Colt Seager
Colt Seager (b.1993) is a contemporary abstract painter who works predominantly in oil. His work is rooted in the Midwest prairie landscape and in a longstanding interest in how abstraction can call forth an emotional, and inherently spiritual, response before the viewer ever identifies an object
Issue 6
To grow, you must trust God to do the growing
Christian Films You've Probably Never Heard Of
This is a part of our series of Exploring Christian films and TV shows that most people would never have heard of. This document will be updated weekly with new films, so feel free to come back anytime and check on it as we continue to update.
Issue 5
A conversation with poet and priest Malcolm Guite.
Interview with Malcolm Guite
We sat down with Malcolm Guite. poet, Anglican priest, and Cambridge professor of literature and theology. To speak about myth, tobacco and what it means to be a Christian artist today. Transcript from 2026-09-18
Issue 4
Why art doesn't have to be for everyone to be for God, this week's issue on testimony, grief, an artist interview, and the churches we build to hold both.
Interview with Artist Tyler Morgan
Tyler Morgan is a full-time painter based in Pomona, California, whose acrylic work carries the weight of his testimony, tracing surrender, brokenness, and the ongoing work of being changed rather than rescued.
Issue 3
Welcome back to the 3rd issue of The Art Newsletter