High School Art

God as Creator: Explore the concept of God as the ultimate Creator and encourage students to reflect on how their artistic talents are a reflection of His creativity.

Beauty in Diversity: Teach about the diversity of God's creation and how different cultures, landscapes, and people can be celebrated and represented through art.

Creation and Stewardship: Discuss the idea of stewardship and responsibility for God's creation. Encourage students to create artworks that highlight the beauty of nature and the importance of caring for the environment.

Imago Dei (Image of God): Explore the concept of humans being created in the image of God and how this can be expressed through portraiture and figurative art.

Redemption and Transformation: Teach about the themes of redemption and transformation in the Bible and encourage students to create art that reflects personal growth, change, and renewal.

Biblical Narratives: Use art to visually depict and interpret Biblical stories, helping students engage with the narratives on a deeper level.

Faith and Surrender: Explore themes of faith, trust, and surrender through abstract art that conveys emotions, struggles, and spiritual journeys.

God's Love and Grace: Create art that communicates the unconditional love and grace of God, showing how these concepts can be portrayed through colors, shapes, and compositions.

Hope and Restoration: Discuss the themes of hope and restoration in the Bible and challenge students to create art that symbolizes the promise of a better future.

Community and Unity: Explore the concept of community and unity in the Body of Christ through collaborative art projects that require teamwork and cooperation.

Justice and Compassion: Use art to address themes of justice, social issues, and compassion, inspiring students to advocate for the marginalized and vulnerable.

Worship and Expression: Teach about worship as an expression of love and devotion to God, and guide students in creating art that represents their personal worship experiences.

Transformation and Growth: Explore the concept of spiritual growth and transformation through art that represents the journey from brokenness to wholeness.

Eternal Perspective: Encourage students to use art to explore the concept of an eternal perspective, depicting the temporary nature of earthly things contrasted with the everlasting nature of God's truth.

Forgiveness and Reconciliation: Use art to convey themes of forgiveness and reconciliation, showing how these concepts can be represented through imagery and symbolism.

Servanthood and Humility: Teach about the importance of servanthood and humility, encouraging students to create art that reflects the attitude of Christ who came to serve.

Prayer and Meditation: Explore the themes of prayer and meditation through art that captures moments of communion with God and personal reflection.

Joy and Gratitude: Encourage students to create art that expresses joy and gratitude, showcasing the blessings and goodness of God in their lives.

Mission and Outreach: Use art to inspire students to consider their role in God's mission and how they can use their talents to share the Gospel and serve others.

Scripture Illumination: Teach students to create illuminated letters and manuscripts, exploring the art of visually presenting and honoring God's Word.