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When people think creativity they often go right to eccentric artists with paint all over their faces… and we’ve got a few of those in our congregation.
But being creative is about WAY more than the arts.
Creativity is for everyone! And it’s the only way to follow Christ in an increasingly polarized world.
2012.12.09 - Chris Cuthill - GET BEHIND ME SANTA!
The Christitunity of Apocalypse
Daniel 7
Chris Cuthill, professor at Redeemer University (teaching such fine courses as art, art history and pop-culture) looks at times of great change throughout history, the evils and fears present in them, and at how Christians have responded using Apocalyptic language and imagery.
He also talks about Pope-pooping devils, Trans-Ams covered in Revelation, the spirituality of zombies, and Homer Simpson.
It’s a real good one.
Raw demo of Brett Klassen/DJ CLUTCH’s cover of God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen - starts 39 minutes in.
Music led by Aaron Craig - starts 44 minutes in.
2011.06.26 - Kevin Makins - Imaginarium: The Most Resilient Parasite
Exodus 2 & 4, Isaiah 52, Luke 10
The second sermon in our three week series on the theological imagination examines the power of ideas to shape, form, and change us.
How has God used ideas to create new worlds? Why did Jesus, throughout his life, choose to teach through stories and parables?
And what is so “theological” about the theological imagination?
Music led by Joel Cumby and Alex Drumm - starts 52 min in.