The Creative Philosophy Behind Christian Art Workshop
Exploring faith through creativity in Christian art.
What Christians mean when they call God all-powerful, all-knowing, and everywhere present, plus the other attributes that shape how believers pray and worship.
Christianity began as a small movement of Jewish followers of Jesus in Jerusalem and grew across the Roman world within a few generations. Here is what the sources tell us about those first decades.
The word gospel simply means good news. This article explains where the term came from, what the announcement actually says, why it counts as good news, and what it is often mistaken for.
Ten Marian necklaces from Christian Art Workshop, covering the Miraculous Medal, Guadalupe, Aparecida and Madonna and Child. Grouped by the devotion and the way you want to wear it.
Scripture says a great deal about money, most of it uncomfortable. This is a survey of biblical teaching, the stewardship principle, tithing across traditions, and the pull of materialism.
Sharing your faith well is less about technique than about genuinely respecting the person in front of you. Practical guidance on listening, telling your own story, and honoring someone’s freedom to say no.
Six rosary bracelets from Christian Art Workshop, sorted by how you actually pray: on a commute, at a desk, in the car, or in the ten quiet minutes before bed.
Christianity stands or falls on the claim that Jesus rose from the dead. Here are the biblical accounts, the historical arguments, the meaning for Christian hope, and the common objections.
Faith that only shows up on Sunday morning is not what the New Testament describes. This is a practical look at integrating belief and behavior across ordinary weekday life.
A look at the two creation accounts in Genesis, the doctrine of creation from nothing, what it means for humans to bear God’s image, and why Genesis calls the world good.