About
I am a pastor, theologian, and author interested in the intersection of theology and culture. I write and present regularly in academic and public settings concerning the roles of the visual arts, visual culture, aesthetics, and imagination in the theology of the Church.
This blog represents my own explorations into seeing with the "eyes of faith" through my sporadic forays into the practices of the visual arts, graphic design, and occasional reflections on the relationship of theology and the arts. I have a number of lectionary related artwork and graphic design throughout the site. If you find anything useful for a Christian congregational ministry setting, you are free to use the images uploaded on this site. I only ask that you give credit where possible. I do however, ask that you get my written consent if you are working outside of the congregational setting and/or seeking to use these images in a publication. See "Use of Images" for more info.
I hold a B.A. in Studio Art from Concordia University Chicago (2005), M.Div. from Concordia Seminary in St. Louis (2010), and a Ph.D. in Theology from Fuller Theological Seminary (2017) with a concentration in Theology and Culture. My dissertation looked at the visual nature of Martin Luther's theology and correlates it to the visual culture of his day, with a special emphasis on his relationship with the artist Lucas Cranach the Elder and his Law and Gospel paintings.
If you would like me to present at one of your events or are looking to commission work, please contact me: matthew.rosebrock (at) gmail.com. You can also connect with me at Academia.edu and LinkedIn.
