Like no other creatures, humans are storytellers. Moreover, our stories all have a beginning, a middle and an end. And the way we tell stories has to do with the end in mind.

So, think of it: the stories we tell about our lives—not least the parts that we hate the most—will be governed by where the story is ultimately going. Despite the carnage that we see all around us, the God of the bible is intent upon telling a story of beauty. He does not intend to have us waiting until the very end for that beauty to find us. He intends for us to experience it now, if only in the hints of what are the harbingers of the deep weight of beauty that is coming.

Join Curt and Pepper as we discover how beauty is shaping who we are becoming as storytellers, as well as the stories we tell.

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Episode Links and References

• Artistic Offering discussed today: Dave Wilcox: "How Did You Find Me Here?"


• Artistic Offering for next week: Pepper Sweeney's Driftwood Beach photos

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