HOW TO MAKE REAL AND RAW CHRISTIAN STORIES

A Rigid "Christian" Label: The document argues art does not need blatant symbols like a "Jesus Fish" to be Christian. When a message is over-emphasized, it harms artistic quality. The goal is to balance excellent craft with a deep, scripture-aligned message.

Child-Proofing Scripture: The guide rejects the idea that Christian art must always be G-rated , noting the Bible itself contains dark stories of murder and incest as warnings about abandoning God's ways. Artists can push boundaries with discernment and purpose.

Challenging Artistic Intentions: Artists are urged to examine their motives and not use provocative content simply for attention. The author states the Christian artist's "superpower" is the ability to authentically portray human darkness while pointing to the light of God, drawing from their own faith experiences.