Kimberly S. (kschimmel) reviewed on + 35 more book reviews
The author calls out the church for abandoning the arts, leaving a vacuum to be filled by ungodly junk. This is a much needed declaration that God is Lord over art, music, film, and any other creative work.
Briner also challenges Christians to create excellent art--not lame, tame, safe imitations of secular art. Those who serve the Creator God should produce the most excellent art out of a desire to reflect His attributes and glorify His name, as well as a desire to attract lost people to the God who saves!
Parents need to read this book in case their children express a desire to become filmmakers or composers rather than pastors or career missionaries.
Briner also challenges Christians to create excellent art--not lame, tame, safe imitations of secular art. Those who serve the Creator God should produce the most excellent art out of a desire to reflect His attributes and glorify His name, as well as a desire to attract lost people to the God who saves!
Parents need to read this book in case their children express a desire to become filmmakers or composers rather than pastors or career missionaries.
