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The Place of the Artist in the Christian Community
BY: Robert Russell
This article is intended to give an overview of some of the ways that people in the past have thought about how art might be organized; also, I will sketch out a very brief history of how I think that artists got to where they are now.

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Bruce Bezaire: Meticulous Renderings of Glory
BY: Denis Haack
God’s glory is indeed revealed in dappled things, but it is a hidden glory, tucked away inside that which for all the world looks ordinary, unless you have eyes to see.

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Reformed Iconography: The Art of James Disney
BY: Denis Haack
It has been our pleasure to host Jim and Jennifer Disney at Toad Hall. Our conversations are about art and faith, about culture in a fallen world viewed through the lens of a biblical world view.

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Bruce Bezaire: Meticulous Renderings of Glory

Reformed Iconography: The Art of James Disney

The Place of the Artist in the Christian Community

Reading Oswald Chambers, yesterday, he writes, "Spiritual muddle is only made plain by obedience. Immediately we obey, we discern." Seems awfully close to Ransom's credo, "developing discernment, deepening discipleship." Sometimes I put it this way: moral commitment precedes epistemological insight. We always do live out of our hearts: we see and hear and feel out of our hearts.

Steven Garber
Ransom Board Member
(for Denis & Margie)