This article shows that without belief in God, it is impossible to believe in objective beauty. It shows how the Christian worldview, which results from belief in God, makes the study of aesthetics possible. Man can be involved in art, since beauty finds meaning in the redemptive work of Christ.

Is art an evil, or part of God's gifts to the the world? This article shows how church history has witnessed swings between total embrace and iconoclasm. The author goes on to explain that the doctrines of creation, man, revelation, and eschatology that must shape our thinking about art.

The work of art is reflective, expressive and communicative. When directed by a true love for God, art can be a great way to enjoy God's goodness while seeking to worship Him.

This article is about the development of art in the 16th and 17th centuries, as well as John Calvin's perspective on art and images.

Art and creativity is a gift from God that we can use to glorify Him.

This article is about serving and glorifying the Lord with art.

Is revolution the same thing as reformation? This article discusses the French Revolution from the perspective of the art of this period, focusing on the artist Jacques-Louis David and his painting, "The Death of Marat."

Jesus Christ is the end of our quest for beauty. This short article looks at a man's journey from painter (art) to pastor.

This article discusses the humanness of art, what makes art good, the revelation of God and art, Christian art, and art and transformation.

This article is about beauty in art and on how we define beauty.

This article is about the Christian message in art and film.

This article is about the life and work of Hans Rookmaaker and the understanding of art from a Christian perspective.

This article is about the Christian and art. The author looks at creation and at Exodus 35 and Exodus 36 to see what Christian art is all about.

This article is about art as a gift of God, art and our world view, the Christian artist, and modern art.