The other day I saw a picnic table under a tree, and it stopped me.

God made the tree. People made the table.

It reminded me of what T.D. Jakes once said: God didn’t make tables, He made trees — and He gave you a brain to imagine what those trees could be.

That table was a “creation from creation.” And it’s not just furniture — it’s a setting for

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the relational thread of your art (Allen Arnold)

It doesn’t begin with you and a canvas, screen, stage, or microphone. It starts with you and God. The reason you love to create is because God created you that way. Not so you’d pursue it alone…but with him as Creator and Father. The life you have with God while creating will determine the life of

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God’s art doesn’t stop at presentation. It invites participation.

His creation is not merely observed—it is felt. And in feeling, we are moved toward something: peace, awe, joy, creativity… belonging.

So when we create in His image, the impact of what we make is never just the thing itself—

It’s the freedom it grants.

The voice it calls out.

The courage

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