Ultimately, the Christian artist should create what they feel they need to create. If that’s the gospel message, or a flower, both can bring glory to God. Poorly executed, both can have the opposite effect. The important thing for the believer is to be first a reckless follower of God, and then an artist. If the believer is a true follower, then their art will bring him glory, no matter what the subject.
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