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Embracing Divine Creativity: Transforming Fear into Faithful Expression

  • Writer: Shekema King
    Shekema King
  • Sep 27
  • 2 min read

Updated: Oct 11

As children, creativity came naturally. All we needed were coloring books, crayons, markers, and maybe even a blank wall or two. We didn’t worry about the rules, we scribbled outside the lines, mixed colors that didn’t match, and proudly showed off our stick figures. It wasn’t about perfection; it was about joy.


But as adults, creating feels different. Sometimes, it feels scary. With so many digital platforms, graphic design apps, video editors, background removers, color codes, and more, the thought of creating can feel overwhelming. Add in the pressure of friends, followers, or critics watching, and suddenly, fun turns into fear.


Yet here’s the truth: it’s not scary at all. It’s an opportunity. An opportunity to share the gospel in creative ways, near and far.



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God, the Ultimate Creator


The Bible reminds us that God is the potter and we are the clay. He formed us to reflect His creativity. Today, our “art box” has expanded, and He has given us digital tools that can be used to build His kingdom.


When fear whispers, “It’s too hard,” remember Philippians 4:13: “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” That means yes, you can learn social media, design graphics, and use creative tools. And yes, it can actually be fun.



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Facing the Lies that Hold Us Back


Maybe you’ve said things like:


  • “I’m not good with computers.”

  • “It’s too time-consuming.”

  • “I’ll never get it right.”



But what if those thoughts are lies sent to keep you stuck?


Moses once felt unqualified too, yet God still used him. If you already had all the answers, you wouldn’t lean on the Holy Spirit. Not knowing is an invitation to fellowship with Him as you learn.


Even mistakes can become moments of worship. When you stumble, you can say, “Thank You, Father, for teaching me through this. Help me try again.” Every error becomes part of the creative journey.






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Creativity as Worship


Creating with God isn’t about being an expert; it’s about surrender. It’s about laughing when things don’t go as planned, rejoicing in the process, and inviting Him into your work.


When you embrace creativity with God, it becomes more than art or technology. It becomes a journey of love, joy, and fellowship with the Creator Himself.


So fear not. Pick up your digital crayons. Open that design app. Explore new tools. And as you do, let God’s creativity flow through you.


Because when you create with God, you’re not just learning technology, you’re building the kingdom, one creative step at a time.


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Step into Your Creative Calling



So, dear friends, let’s take the fear out of creating with God. Let’s step boldly into our creative callings, knowing that we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us. Embrace the joy of creation, and watch as your art becomes a beautiful reflection of His love and grace.




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