All creation, all music, all art, all life, all creativity—everything finds its place in the creative power of these four famous words: “In the beginning, God . . .” In Act One, you will be taken through a celestial journey, from the birth of the universe to the construction of Eden. Act One also presents the idea that humanity must either choose to trust God to be the judge of good and evil or seek autonomy to define these terms for himself. This act culminates in a celebration of “kingdom” history and serves as a foretaste of what is to come.

Act Two explores and celebrates the power of sculpture, painting, and other visual media that have made significant contributions of worship, as well as the illumination of God’s story through the ages. This act focuses on the forms and styles of worship we have created. The Bible is a testament to this boundless creative energy. Its narratives and teachings have, for centuries, ignited imaginations, inspired artistry, and birthed countless expressions across diverse media.

Act Three creates a visual representation of the significance of the Bible in molding and shaping our world through two narratives. The first follows the journey of a single life, punctuated by biblical verses that highlight the sacredness of life and its experiences. The second narrative zooms out, moving from the individual to the larger world. The Bible has not only shaped countless individual lives but also molded cities and nations.

Act Four culminates in a “mountaintop” experience. Every aspect of creation, from the heavens to the earth, is created for and called to participate in the worship and rejoicing of God. The seas, the fields, and the trees are all active in their jubilation, providing a poignant representation of the entirety of creation being engaged in worship.