Art can be the shaft of light and the tool shed, and it's good and it's beautiful.

And it's so important though to beckon people like, hey, if you think that's something, look at what it's pointing to.

You know, look at the source of this art.

And that's the thing that we're always trying to.

I'm always hoping to wake people up to

is that, like, this movie is great or this, you know, the song that you love or this artist

that you love, but like, where did it come from? And stand in the beam and look along it. And

there's this entire canopy of trees and this beautiful world.

Welcome to another episode of the Grace Lace podcast.

We're so glad you're here.

I'm Eve Steipps, and together with my co-host, Ruth Joe Simons,

we're working through a special season of the podcast that involves a variety of guests.

Today we're chatting with Andrew Peterson about what it means to be a pilgrim and how music and art can create wonder that points us to Christ. Andrew Peterson is a singer-songwriter,

author, filmmaker, and founder of the Rabbit Room. He has released more than 10 records over the past

20 years, earning him a reputation for songs that connect with his listeners in ways equally powerful, poetic, and intimate.

As an author, Andrew's books include the four volumes of the award-winning Wing Feather Saga and the first season of the animated series through Angel Studios in 2022.

In 2008, Andrew founded the Rabbit Room,

a nonprofit organization based in Nashville, Tennessee,

that fosters Christ-centered community

and spiritual formation through music, story, and art.

He lives in Nashville with his wife,

and about 80,000 honeybees.

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