Makoto Fujimura is an artist and speaker, as well as Director of the International Arts Movement and Founder of the Fujimura Institute. He is a graduate of Tokyo National University of the Arts, and his work is exhibited at galleries around the world. He is author of Refractions: A Journey of Faith, Art and Culture.
Culture Care and Loving Your Enemies
Speaker(s): Makoto Fujimura
Date: July 31 2014
Length: 17min
Product ID: RGDL4401AR
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Description
"Destruction or salvation? We live in the ecosystem of imagined actions. The choices you make today, the art that you make today, will stir up this ecosystem for generations to come." In this free sermon on Matthew 5:43-48 from Summer 2014, Mako Fujimura reflects on the relationship between Jesus's teaching on common grace, and Jesus's instructions to love our enemies. Along the way he explores connections between his life as a 9/11 Ground Zero survivor and his vocation as an artist.
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