Poetry, biography, nature and science, arts, novels, and history books may form part of the Christian’s reading. How should a Christian approach such categories for his reading? This article explains.

Looking at the involvement of Christians with the arts either as producers or users, this article paints challenges that Christians may face. The aim is to build discernment in their involvement.

It is not a question of whether Christians should be involved in the arts; they are already. This article looks at man created in the image of God and the gift of creativity. It shows how this must play a role in the production of the arts, as art is a means of communicating the truth.

It is not a question of whether Christians should be involved in the arts; they are already. The question is, how? After showing that Christians must think Christianly about the arts, the article discusses the place of art in the world and in the church.