Rembrandt Is in the Wind: Learning to Love Art through the Eyes of Faith

Rembrandt Is in the Wind explores how art and faith intersect, and what we can learn about God, humanity, and ourselves through the lives of artists and their works. The book examines how art reveals both beauty and brokenness, expressing the struggles and longings central to human experience. Combining art history, biblical study, philosophy, and analysis of the human experience, this book presents stories of celebrated artists including Michelangelo, Vincent van Gogh, and Edward Hopper. Each artist's life illustrates the struggle of living in the world and points toward the redemption available through Christ. Some stories conclude with triumph; others end in struggle. Together, they raise questions about humanity's hunger for glory and teach readers to recognize and love beauty. The book invites readers to discover how great works of art speak to the soul and illuminate something about God, people, and life's purpose.