Jordan Raynor sits down with Kevin Cloud, the masterful author of God and Hamilton, to talk about why Hamilton’s life was both extraordinary and also thoroughly ordinary, the 5 movements of the creative process, and how art and culture can create “thin places” where God seems to break through, and what normally feels hidden becomes real and tangible. This episode also includes a bonus conversation with Costi Hinn, author of God, Greed and the (Prosperity) Gospel.

Links Mentioned:

• Kevin Cloud
• Kevin Cloud on Twitter
• Costi Hinn on Twitter
• Jordan Raynor
• God and Hamilton
• Alexander Hamilton
• Alexander Hamilton
• Hamilton: The Revolution
• Aaron Burr
• The Culture House
• The University of Kansas
• Florida State University
• West Side Story
• Oklahoma!
• Graham Windom
• Master of One
• Called to Create
• Anders Ericsson
• Aaron Sorkin
• Steven Pressfield
• Max Lucado
• Donald Miller
• A Million Miles in a Thousand Years
• Building a Story Brand
• Dear Evan Hansen
• The Greatest Showman
• La La Land
• Justin Paul
• God, Greed, and the (Prosperity) Gospel