Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio
Cultural Warfare with Jon Croft goes live on X Spaces every Friday night at 8pm! Follow us at @jonedwardcroft on Twitter to find it. This is our 18th episode, called "Christian Fashion Week & the Christian Artist."
In this episode we discuss the Christian Fashion Week event that disappeared for almost a decade, and only recently returned. We discuss the origins and outcomes of the event, and we discuss more broadly living as a Christian artist, fashion enthusiast, or as a creative woman trying to live your best life through fashion. In the church this may present challenges, but for an artist there are many lesson to take from this. Christian artists don't just have a calling to challenge the world but also to challenge the church, but sometimes artists feel that they must exercise this privilege outside of the authority of their communities. Finding this balance between being loved and loving others is important for us to find our unique voice in Christ. The appropriate and effective use of art can come out of this balance.
Our work can also be found at culturalwarfare.locals.com and on Rumble. Jon Croft's work can be found at mediamoses.com and at @themediamoses on X.
Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio
Cultural Warfare with Jon Croft goes live on X Spaces every Friday night at 8pm! Follow us at @jonedwardcroft on Twitter to find it. This is our 18th episode, called "Christian Fashion Week & the Christian Artist."
In this episode we discuss the Christian Fashion Week event that disappeared for almost a decade, and only recently returned. We discuss the origins and outcomes of the event, and we discuss more broadly living as a Christian artist, fashion enthusiast, or as a creative woman trying to live your best life through fashion. In the church this may present challenges, but for an artist there are many lesson to take from this. Christian artists don't just have a calling to challenge the world but also to challenge the church, but sometimes artists feel that they must exercise this privilege outside of the authority of their communities. Finding this balance between being loved and loving others is important for us to find our unique voice in Christ. The appropriate and effective use of art can come out of this balance.
Our work can also be found at culturalwarfare.locals.com and on Rumble. Jon Croft's work can be found at mediamoses.com and at @themediamoses on X.
