In our summer sermon series, we invited different artists from our community to take time and be co-creators with God through art.
Each artist picked a spiritual practice to interact with. Through opening intentional windows with God in these practices, they have used their skills and talents to make beautiful things. Read about our artist reflections, and see the art here.
Art & Practice
When we look at Scripture as a spiritual practice, Lindsey Haglund was inspired to make pottery after her experience with God and His Word.
Scripture
“As scripture is a sacred text, it also brings me into the presence of God as I meditate on the word and enter into silence. In the silence of my heart and emptying of myself, the Spirit seems to pour in filling the heart. Filling up like streams of living water, welling up and creating abundance and peace from within. It’s through the pouring out of His infinite grace that we are each slowly brought to fullness that refreshes and sustains us again and again in his presence.” — Lindsey Haglund
Read the rest of Lindsey’s artist statement here.
We are made by a creative, creator God. We too carry this spark of creation. Learn more about what we’re doing through Art & Practice.