Tapestry Art Church

The #makersgonnamake Art Church Series kicked off on Sunday, October 21st with an experimental sculptural piece by Armando Heredia, inspired by Genesis 1:1-5. The piece was a representation of God's spirit hovering over the waters. See photos and video of the piece at Tapestry Art Church at our website: https://tapestryartchurch.wordpress.com/2018/10/23/makersgonnamake1/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tapestryartchurch/support

The Psalms are a vast poetic collection of prayers, songs of lament and praise, and prophetic declarations. That being said, this will not be an exhaustive look at poetry in Scripture, instead, we’ll touch on some impacting examples of verse in the collection and discuss some of the aspects of poetry and songs both ancient and modern. Visit the episode page on our website: https://tapestryartchurch.wordpress.com/2018/09/30/verseandrhyme/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tapestryartchurch/support

The beauty of the performance art in Scripture, is that individual pieces have a stand alone significance, but taken as a whole, which is no small task, they convey a sense of adventure and creativity, and an attention to detail that is exact in its presentation. In fact, Moses, one of the prophets we examine later, ended his career by not following script. He was leading a huge number of people through the desert toward the end of his third act, “Thunder Mountain” and was told in one scene to strike a mysterious boulder that was following the people, and a river of water came bursting out. In a later scene, he was told, very specifically, to speak to the rock, but in an angry fit of improv, he struck the rock again, and he was fired. (Numbers 20:10-12) When you’re laying out a series of prophetic cues over multiple thousands of years, you have to stay on script! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tapestryartchurch/support

Today's episode is a portion of an interview with Armando about Tapestry Art Church. Special thanks to Top Floor Studios Podcast for letting us use this portion of an upcoming episode --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tapestryartchurch/support

There is a lot if excess noise on the live recording, sorry! What if the best way an artist can express the message of the gospel is a painting or sculpture? What if the message needs to be celebrated in stanzas by a symphony? What if art wasn't a way to help convey the message, but was the message? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tapestryartchurch/support