Iconoclasm, the rejection or destruction of religious images as heretical. Christianity has a rough history with iconoclasm. Why is that? Join us to explore this topic and dive into the world of Byzantine era iconoclasm.

In this episode we briefly discuss doubt, deconstruction and the need for us to apply the same kind of doubt to the world that the Lord Jesus calls us away from.

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In our third episode, we explore the Byzantine period, and the sudden and significant changes seen in the art produced throughout the empire.

In our second episode, we briefly explore early Classical and Hellenistic art, alongside two key biblical accounts of artistic creation in Exodus and Acts, highlighting the role of artistic intent in Scripture.

We look at specific artworks, movements, theories, historical periods and contemporary concerns, and do our best to drag them through the Word of God, and see what's left standing.

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Will Arvin, artist and founder of ApostleCarry, shares his testimony.

This is the first episode of ApostleCarry, a podcast dedicated to sorting through the interrelation of Scripture, art and ideas, and what it all means for the Apostolic creative today.

We look at specific artworks, movements, theories, historical periods and contemporary concerns, and do our best to drag them through the Word of God, and see what’s left standing.

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