Beauty matters in our understanding of who God is. We live in a visual culture. Everyone makes images and we are shaped by what we see. We value bringing this visual reality to a faith-based context. We believe in the divine inspiration, trustworthiness and authority of the Bible—and we bring this into everything we make and do. Kalos is the word for beauty in the original Greek; it literally means beautiful as a sign of inward goodness. This means beauty isn't just an aesthetic—it's a way of going through the world. To live beautifully is to live a life that contributes to human flourishing—in our work, in our relationships, in our communities. We explore the intersection of creativity, beauty, and faith. The only way to experience God through creativity is to make things—so that's what we do. We make The Bible Beautiful, The Notebook, Readings, and music. Making begets making. We make because God makes, and it is good.