Befriending Wilderness
Many artists know the realities of isolation, rejection, and uncertainty. Yet in Scripture, the wilderness is not only a place of hardship—it is...
By CCCA Staff
In Conversation with Dr. Jeremy Begbie
Executive Director Luke Aleckson in conversation with Dr. Jeremy Begbie, Professor of Theology at Duke Divinity School.
By Luke Aleckson
Art Rethought
Human beings engage works of the arts in many different ways: they sing songs while working, they kiss icons, they create and dedicate memorials....
By Nicholas Wolterstorff
Art as Theological Medium
Dr. Ben Quash of King's College London leads his audience through theological meditations on multiple works of art. Ben Quash grew up in County...
By Ben Quash
Orthodox Aesthetics & Contemporary Art
Ivan Moody, the 2014 Visionary-In-Residence for Biola University's Center for Christianity, Culture and Arts, delivers his keynote address at the...
By Rev. Ivan Moody
A Theological Aesthetics of Collaborative Dissent
In this video from the 2012 Center for Christian Thought Conference, Natasha Duquette, former associate professor of English at Biola, discusses...
By Natasha Duquette
The Creative Act is the Courageous Act
Erwin Raphael McManus joins Biola's Dane Sanders to discuss creativity & his new book, The Artisan Soul. In The Artisan Soul, Erwin Raphael...
By Dane Sanders & Erwin Raphael McManus
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Van Gogh's Faith
Author and art professor Dr. William J. Havlicek and Todd Pickett discuss Vincent van Gogh's faith, family, and artistic inspiration. Dr....
By William Havlicek & Todd Pickett