Russ Ramsey, an author and pastor known for "Rembrandt is in the Wind," and Makoto Fujimura, a contemporary artist renowned for his process-driven work, dive into the universal concept of beauty in art. They explore how beauty influences personal experiences and its divine connections. The guests discuss the transformative power of art, the acceptance of imperfections through kintsugi, and the spiritual journey artists embark on, all while emphasizing creativity's role in healing and community.

Renowned guests Tim Keller, Missy Wallace, and Makoto Fujimura discuss the importance of Christians integrating faith with work, engaging in public spaces, and bridging the gap between the church and the world through art. Topics include faithful presence in culture, addressing financial constraints in the workplace, embracing brokenness and beauty, and creating healing church communities.

Guest Makoto Fujimura, a celebrated visual artist, reflects on the meeting place between art and faith, the church's role in creating beauty, co-creating with God, the choice between explicit and abstract depictions in visual art, finding beauty in brokenness, collaboration and connectivity with musicians, and the importance of spirituality and beauty in creating meaningful art.

Artist Makoto Fujimura discusses his work as an artist and how he lives for Christ in a non-Christian world. Topics covered include the challenges faced by Fujimura as an artist, faith, art, glorifying God, trusting in God's guidance, and seeking God's kingdom.

Makoto Fujimura is a leading contemporary painter known for uniting abstract expressionism with traditional Japanese styles. He discusses the intricate bond between art and faith, emphasizing creativity's role in navigating spiritual journeys. Makoto highlights the transformative impact of integrating art into business, fostering innovation and empathy. He shares insights on divine creativity, practices meditation through paintings inspired by the Psalms, and reflects on the themes of sacrifice and community seen in the film 'Silence.'