Kenneth Chang | "Christian Horror Films"

Kenneth Chang | "Christian Horror Films"

From Art & Faith by PRODIGAL

September 26, 2025 · 1h 5m · Season 1 · Episode 17

About this episode

Kenneth Chang discusses the intersection of art and faith, particularly in the horror genre, and the transformative power of storytelling.

Their Website & Devo : www.uncommonvoices.faith/dont-look-away Kenneth Chang, a multifaceted filmmaker and the CEO of Uncommon Voices Collective and Nathan Presley explore the intersection of art and faith, discussing how Kenneth's experiences in the Korean church shaped his creative journey. Kenneth shares insights on the power of storytelling, particularly in the horror genre, as a means of healing and confronting personal and collective traumas. The discussion also touches on the challenges of filmmaking, the importance of community, and the spiritual practices that guide Kenneth's creative process. As they delve into the significance of honesty in storytelling, they emphasize the need for authenticity in faith-based narratives, ultimately highlighting the transformative power of art in both personal and communal contexts. Takeaways: Creation is a way for Christians to express their faith.Art has the power to heal and set captives free.The journey of filmmaking is filled with challenges and resistance.Spiritual practices like journaling can foster gratitude and reflection.Storytelling can be a means of confronting personal traumas.Community support is vital for creative…

People in this episode

Hosts: PRODIGAL, Nathan Presley

Guest: Kenneth Chang

Topics covered

  • Christian horror films
  • art and faith
  • storytelling
  • filmmaking challenges
  • spiritual practices
  • community support
  • authenticity in narratives

Keywords

  • Christianity
  • horror genre
  • storytelling
  • filmmaking
  • spirituality
  • community
  • authenticity
  • healing
  • art

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Uncommon Voices Collective

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