It Was Good: Making Art to the Glory of God

Ned Bustard, Timothy J. Keller, and Charlie Peacock bring together a compelling collection of essays that delve into the intersection of faith and creativity. Each contribution captures the essence of making art as an expression of worship and a way to glorify God. The authors engage with profound questions surrounding the role of the artist in a world often conflicted about the significance of art.

Through diverse perspectives, the essays explore what it means to create with purpose and intention. They challenge readers to recognize the divine inspiration behind artistic endeavors, encouraging a deeper understanding of creativity as an act of faith. The book serves as both an inspiration and a guide, urging artists to see their work as a vital part of their spiritual journey.

As the writers share their insights, they invite readers to reflect on their own artistic practices. This exploration is not just for artists but for anyone willing to engage with the beauty and complexity of creativity in the light of their beliefs. By blending the sacred and the artistic, this collection stands as a testament to the importance of faith in the world of art.