Creativity

The four-step sketch contains each of these important elements. You’ll start with twenty minutes to “boot up” by taking notes on the goals, opportunities, and inspiration you’ve collected around the room. Then you’ll have another twenty minutes to write down rough ideas. Next, it’s time to limber up and explore alternative ideas with a rapid

“Look for what you notice
but no one else sees.”

— Rick Rubin The Creative Act

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