Life After Art

For most adults, the art room is a memory from long-lost childhood school
days. Art class probably did not mean much more than smearing crayons and paint
onto construction paper-with no real value to an adult who is dealing with the pressures
of relationships, careers, finances, and raising a family.

Even with these
external pressures, the biggest concern adults often face is the spiritual crisis
of self-value. We fear unmet ambitions. We fear that our lives have little meaning,
purpose, or value. We fear that God has a plan for us, but we're missing it. These
fears prevent us from leading the productive, contented, joy-filled lives that God
created us to live.

And so, the long-forgotten art room actually holds three
God-given keys, available to every adult, for living the life we were meant to live.
When we entered the art room for the first time as kindergartners, we all instinctively
knew some things that we would progressively forget over time and now it's time
to learn them all over again.