Let's not forget the church's long legacy of creativity and excellence.

Gimmicks are like candy. They're fun for a moment. But you can't build a steady diet – or a strong church – on them.

Small churches need to be innovative because we don't have the resources to be normal.

Boring churches won’t change the world. But the quirky ones might.

The church needs to build bridges to the culture if we hope to reach it. But there are some bridges I won't cross any more.

Hendrix is no Thomas Kinkade. Which means he gets us a lot closer to the Bible.

The era of needing approval to produce and distribute great ministry content is over. We just need to do it.

It's time to be daring. To put art, creativity, passion and beauty front-and-center in the church again.

Three starter principles to help an existing church move from stuck and dying to healthy and innovative.

How to foster an atmosphere where new ideas are celebrated and the gospel is honored.

Apologetics has long been a bastion of men—until now.

Can we avoid turning the Brooklyn-based artist and Christian into a poster boy?

How NYC choreographer Elizabeth Dishman has thrived doing both.

How Jonathon Roberts and Emily Clare Zempel are creating the largest multidisciplinary illuminated Bible.

Neighborhood Film Company includes adults in recovery in the production process.

How Jake Weidmann, one of 11 master penmen in the world, uses ink to link the past and future.

The beauty of an artist with Down syndrome, a guest post by Joanna Puciata, in honor of World Down Syndrome Day.

Why I helped restore a relic from the past on behalf of the next generation.

The Los Angeles native and PR exec is on the hunt for patrons.