Art
what is beautiful, appealing, or of more than ordinary significance:
I Just Let Him Love Me
People who have lived immersed in the Father’s love simply can’t help but love; they’ve become transformed—they have become love.
THE POLAR EXPRESS WITH JASON CLARK
“It’s Christmas Eve, and instead of dreaming of the best day of the year, the boy is in his bedroom agonizing over the universal question: Does God…sorry, I mean Santa Claus, really exist?”
In this final podcast of 2022 and season three, Jason shares a story from his first book about the Polar Express, and faith. Whether you’re tired or wide awake, full or empty, lost or found, sick or whole, you are loved by Triune God who walks beside you, will never leave you, and invites you to awaken to His affection and love. “Glory to God in the highest, and on earth, peace, and goodwill toward men!”
WM. PAUL YOUNG / ETERNAL LIFE, THE EVER PRESENT NOW
“Eternal life is not on a timeline, it is the ever-present now.”
Wm Paul Young, the author of The Shack, talks with Lloyd and Jason Clark about eternal life, an authentic friendship with our Father where we are free to live in the ever-present now. Union, peace, grace, expectancy, trust, facing our fear, the incarnation, death, writing for the one, and stories about Pauls’s friends on death row and the Shack movie, this is an authentic and vulnerable conversation.
MADE To Create
Our goal is to provide quality content for creative children and families:
EPISODE ONE In this, our first video, we’ll introduce a family walking a tightrope. We will also complete an abstract art challenge and conclude with a chat about how being a creative person is very much like walking a tightrope.
EPISODE TWO In our second episode, we’ll introduce 13-year-old, Leigh, who happens to be a co-director for Made To Create. She will teach us a little Taekwondo. One of the essential Tenets of Taekwondo is INTEGRITY. We will learn a little more about this word as well as complete a fun, craft challenge by using items we would normally just throw away.
EPISODE THREE In this episode, we’ll introduce some of our family who’ll share why being creative is so contagious! Our special guest is Mary Clark who is not only the matriarch of this family but an expert quilter! You’ll learn so much more than art from her and leave encouraged! Our creative challenge this week, will sharpen your focus and relax you as you create an optical illusion.
EPISODE FOUR In today’s video, we’ll meet a talented, young sketch artist and learn how to make mini-versions of ourselves in puppet form! We will explore the meaning and importance of perseverance as we live out these wonderful, creative lives!
This Weeks Creative Challenge Supply List is as follows: Cereal Box, Paper, Markers, Tape, Yarn, Scissors
EPISODE FIVE In this episode, we’ll explore the fantastic world of Juno, an eight-year-old, speed skater, with a smile so pure, you’ll feel it on the inside. Our Creative Challenge will teach us how to put our money to good use for an origami surprise, and we’ll talk about how to bring the fun back in when life gets too serious. Enjoy!
This Weeks Creative Challenge Supply List is as follows: A One Dollar Bill.
EPISODE SIX In today’s video, you’ll meet a world-class drummer! We will explore different rhythms and create our own custom drum to practice all we learned. We’ve also added a “YOU ARE EXCELLENT” segment to showcase the work of our artistic fans who’ve been sending their beautiful weekly challenges in! You are amazing!! For more information on our guest, check out his website, www.tradewindstudios.com
This Week’s Creative Challenge Supply List is as follows: Recycled containers, rubber bands, balloons, paper or paint, tape, and scissors.
Archives
what is beautiful, appealing, or of more than ordinary significance:
SCOTT CROWDER / LEARNING TO BE PRESENT
Scott Crowder is a pastor, singer-songwriter, and one of Jason’s closest friends. The guys dive into their love for the church, about learning how to be present with God, ourselves, each other, and our community. Scott talks about creating church cultures that practice the fruits of the Spirit, learning to lead ourselves and others in seasons of joy and sorrow, that “success” isn’t about numbers, cool fads, or being ‘front runners,’ it’s discovered in community.
A Family Story Film Project
A Family Story pairs classically trained actors with best-selling children’s books. Children’s imaginations will soar to new heights as they watch their favorite characters come to life.
Stubborn In The Right Direction
Love is how I address politics, religion, culture, the news cycle, nationalism, the United Nations, COVID, Vaccines, flat earthers, and misplaced trust in corporations and government…
Our Little Corner
Vibey, hopeful, and stirring, Our Little Corner EP is six cover songs recorded by Ethan Wilde Clark, and produced and performed by Ethan and Madeleine True Clark under the name Wilde Assembly.
JOHN MARK MCMILLAN / A WORSHIP RECORD FOR ATHEISTS
“I am building bridges between my friends who are atheists, my friends who are fundamentalists, my friends who consider themselves progressive or any end of the spectrum. Because gratitude is the one place we all come together.” John Mark McMillan
What A Wonderful World
For me, the End Times is now, “on earth as it is in heaven” is my mandate, growing sure in love is my strategy, and being kind and faithfully loving everyone around me is my implementation.
Even now, when fear is doggedly knocking at my door, I’m hopeful. Hope is my now and my future. And when it isn’t, I repent.
Jess Ray – Did Not Our Hearts Burn
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Zach Williams – No Longer Slaves (Live from Harding Prison)
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How the 1980s, R.E.M., Siri, and the Pursuit of Transforming Knowledge all Fit Together
“It’s the end of the world as we know it,” The fella singing was earnest and angsty. The song was hopeful, punchy, and sincere. I loved it. I wanted to listen to it over and again. But I had no idea who it was. These were the wonder years of my musically formative youth. These were the 80’s.