The Bread Podcast

Leader/Entrepreneur Eddie Moon shares the lessons he has learned as a leader and what it looks like to pursue ambitious desires in boldness and ""God-fidence."" His unwavering trust in God's will has allowed him to pursue all things without fear, because every success is a reason to praise God and every failure is a lesson to learn and grow from.

Music producer Jonathan Ogden from Rivers and Robots shares how the beauty of God has shaped the art that he creates, whether it be in music, graphic design, etc. He discusses what he believes defines a successful human being and sheds light on the inspiration for his art: the beauty in creation as a reflection of its creator. 

Singer/songwriter Eric Reyes from The Crafted Child shares Eric shares how The Crafted Child came together, his journey of songwriting, how God transformed his music making process, and practical advice when it comes to songwriting. He gives advice and encouragement to believers on how to begin using their musical gifts to glorify God on a public platform. 

"I’d rather you recognize who I’m pointing to, than to recognize what I’m about." Special guest Ericka Webb gives her perspective not only as an African American woman, but as a believer who lives in the identity and under the authority of God.

Choreographer Tristan Padron (Dance Director of V3 Dance) shares how his view of dance and God has changed through the different experiences he's had in his life. He desires to use the talent that God gave him BOLDLY, knowing that he was not made for dance but was made for God. Therefore, he is not defined by his dancing but is instead using dance to display his identity in Christ.

Hosts Andy Chung and Ariel Silva discuss their personal definitions of art and worship, and how the two are intertwined and related. There is much ambiguity when it comes to things of the bible that are not explicit, such as using art as a form of worship, but as Christians we want all that we do to point back to our Maker and to give Him all the glory.

Hosts Andy Chung and Ariel Silva discuss their personal desire to glorify God through their creativity. They seek to create works that will point people to Christ rather than their own recognition. So long as this is true in their hearts, they know that what they create won’t be measured by the world’s standards, but will spark a curiosity of the relationship between the human condition and God.

Hosts Andy Chung and Ariel Silva share what they have gained and seen while being a part of the V3 Dance, which stands for Victory, Vision, Voice. V3 identifies as a community of believers who come together to glorify God through the arts; they aim to show how they use the talents, skills, and passions they're given to glorify God in every vocation, not just the arts.