An introduction to the Word of Glory, an adaptation of the Gospel of John into narrative poetry.

The Bible Artist Podcast

We believe that the arts can give us fresh eyes to see the meaning of the Bible and the beauty of the gospel. We also believe that the Bible can provide the arts with engaging stories and profound insight into the human condition. In each podcast, we’ll imagine, share, or discuss adaptation of the Bible into poetry, music, movies, and other forms of art and media. We’re bringing creativity and the Bible together and we hope to inspire you and your community to do the same. And who knows? Maybe today’s podcast will spark an idea that you can make into something beautiful.

Find out more at www.thebibleartist.com

Music excerpted from "Requiem in D minor, K. 626 - VII. Agnus Dei."
Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Motzart 
Performed by Papalin.
Source: Musopen.org    
Used under CC BY 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)

The Bible Artist Podcast

(Ep. 1) Introducing The Word of Glory

An excerpt from The Word of Glory, an adaptation of the Gospel of John into narrative poetry. This section is based on John 15:1-17.

The Bible Artist Podcast

We believe that the arts can give us fresh eyes to see the meaning of the Bible and the beauty of the gospel. We also believe that the Bible can provide the arts with engaging stories and profound insight into the human condition. In each podcast, we’ll imagine, share, or discuss adaptation of the Bible into poetry, music, movies, and other forms of art and media. We’re bringing creativity and the Bible together and we hope to inspire you and your community to do the same. And who knows? Maybe today’s podcast will spark an idea that you can make into something beautiful.

Find out more at www.thebibleartist.com

Music excerpted from "Requiem in D minor, K. 626 - VII. Agnus Dei."
Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Motzart 
Performed by Papalin.
Source: Musopen.org    
Used under CC BY 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)

(Ep. 2) A Sample from The Word of Glory (John 15:1-17)

We believe that the arts can give us fresh eyes to see the significance of the Bible and the beauty of the gospel. We also believe that Project-Based Learning can unlock the creative potential of our students, cultivate their biblical literacy, and empower them to take action as God's ambassadors in the world.

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