82. Travis Woronowicz // Understanding Your Art’s True Purpose

Travis Woronowicz is a writer and pastor who creates art, meaning he uses his art to display the heart and love of Jesus. We discuss what it means to have a deep understanding that your work has a purpose far beyond being simply just to please yourself.

An episode of the The Narrative Podcast podcast, hosted by Narrative, titled "82. Travis Woronowicz // Understanding Your Art’s True Purpose" was published on March 4, 2020 and runs 33 minutes.

March 4, 2020 ·33m · The Narrative Podcast

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Travis Woronowicz is a writer and pastor who creates art, meaning he uses his art to display the heart and love of Jesus. We discuss what it means to have a deep understanding that your work has a purpose far beyond being simply just to please yourself.

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Travis Woronowicz is a writer and pastor who creates art, meaning he uses his art to display the heart and love of Jesus. We discuss what it means to have a deep understanding that your work has a purpose far beyond being simply just to please yourself.

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