Jordan Raynor sits down with Makoto Fujimura, Artist, to talk about what the New Jerusalem’s 5,600 miles of precious stones tell us about our work, how the ancient art of Kintsugi preaches a powerful sermon of the gospel, and what lessons we can all take from “slow art” as we master our varied vocations.

Links Mentioned:

• Makoto Fujimura
• Makoto Fujimura on Twitter
• Makoto Fujimura on YouTube
• Art and Faith: A Theology of Making
• Culture Care: Reconnecting with Beauty For Our Common Life
• Leaf by Niggle
• Culture Making: Recovering Our Creative Calling
• The Freedom of Self-Forgetfulness: The Path to True Christian Joy
• The Gift: Imagination and Erotic Life of Property
• Four Quartets
• Jordan Raynor's Bookshelf
• The Word Before Work on Apple Podcasts
• Satyan Devadoss
• This is Us (TV Series)