What Apostolic Art Is and What It Is Not (and Whatnot...)

NEW SHOW (for Kids/Teens) - Bible Burrito

Check out the new show, Bible Burrito, where we take all the ingredients that you need to understand the Bible and wrap them up into an easy to digest package. This show is targeted to teens and older kids. The first half of each episode breaks down a scripture or concept and the second half answers a listener's question.

Interview with Apostolic Author, Justin Teal (Sub-Mission: The Silent Service)

Summary In this conversation, Jaredith interviews Justin Teal, author of the book 'Sub-Mission: The Silent Service.' They discuss the challenges faced by Apostolic creators and the importance of creating and promoting Apostolic content. Justin shares his journey of writing the book and how his love for history and apostolic content inspired the storyline. They also talk about the value of reading and the impact it has on writing. The conversation touches on topics like education, the power of prayerful mindset, and the different formats of reading preferences. They also discuss Justin's podcast, 'The Disciples Dialogue,' and the challenges of finding guests and maintaining a consistent schedule and the challenges of podcasting and social media marketing. They also share tools and strategies for creating and promoting content. Justin emphasizes the importance of Apostolics creating content to pass on to the next generation and ensure the continuation of Apostolic art. Takeaways * Apostolic creators face challenges in promoting their content due to limited discoverability and exclusion from certain organizations. * Anyone can become a writer with effort and the right support, regardless of formal education or credentials. * Reading is essential for personal growth and inspiration for writing. * A prayerful mindset and being open to diverse sources of inspiration can lead to unique and impactful creations. * Different formats of reading, such as audiobooks, ebooks, and physical books, offer convenience and personal preferences. * Podcasting can be challenging in terms of finding guests and maintaining a consistent schedule. Podcasting and social media marketing can be challenging, but it's important to stay consistent and active on multiple platforms. * Tools like Metricool and Opus Clips can help with social media management and content creation. * Apostolics should create content, whether it's books, music, or art, to pass on to the next generation and ensure the continuation of apostolic art. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 01:14 Challenges Faced by Apostolic Creators 03:02 The Journey of Writing 'Sub-Mission: The Silent Service' 07:58 The Value of Reading 11:15 The Power of a Prayerful Mindset 12:40 Different Formats of Reading 17:08 Challenges of Podcasting 18:29 Navigating the Challenges of Podcasting and Social Media Marketing 21:18 Tools for Social Media Management and Content Creation 26:54 The Writing Process and Finding Time to Write 31:51 The Importance of Apostolics Creating Content for the Next Generation

Interview with Aaron Arrowood (Author/Pastor)

In this episode of Apostolic Art, Aaron Arrowood joins the podcast to discuss writing, reading, and the value of the written word. Aaron is the Pastor-Elect of The Tabernacle at Sandy Creek in Seymour, Indiana. He is the author of two books, Counter-Cultural Youth Ministry and I Hate to Read, both of which are available from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, WoodsongPublishing.com, or your local, independent bookseller.

The State of Apostolic Art

In this episode, host Jaredith Mize shares his thoughts on the current state of Apostolic art and what exactly the term means to him.

What Apostolic Art Is and What It Is Not (and Whatnot...)

In the introduction to Apostolic Art, host Jaredith Mize shares his thoughts on what Apostolic Art is and what it is not (and whatnot). What is the art? What is the podcast? What is the platform? What is the goal? What is the point? All your questions will be answered in this episode.