We believe that God has planted a creative DNA in every single person (Genesis 1); and when we understand this and how to apply it, we tap into an incredibly powerful, unending source of wisdom and creativity for any calling.
The Bible resounds with proof of our creative DNA through the examples of Joseph, Daniel, David, Solomon, and many others. Despite all of this evidence, it seems we have entered a season where much understanding about this divinely-designed DNA has been lost or distorted. It is our hope to be the catalyst that helps bring clarity back -- to reveal God's plan in order to help a world that desperately needs the supernatural, creative ideas and solutions that only Heaven can supply.
SCH is on a mission (or shall we say a CO-mission) with God to equip, activate, and empower people in their revelatory and creative gifting so that they will become the transformers of culture they were destined to be.
The Vision
VISION: Re-imagining the world with God
MISSION: Streams Creative House is a catalyst of God’s creativity—activating the powerful DNA that is given to all believers—enabling collaboration with Heaven’s supernatural, innovative ideas and solutions that transform cultures.
We are a pioneering, prophetic community who believe the Bible resounds with irrefutable proof of a creative power that is planted in every child of God to enable them to fulfil every unique commission to any area of life and culture- through the examples of Joseph, Daniel, David, Solomon, and many others. Despite all this evidence, understanding of this divinely-designed gifting has been lost or distorted—it needs a restoration of truth. We also believe the restoration or the arts in and through the Church is a vital key to activating a wider creative restoration through God’s people.
The History
John Paul Jackson had a vision, to create a space where believers with exceptional creative talent - who were dedicated to serving the Lord and mastering their craft - could gather to connect, collaborate, engage, educate and edify one another and their communities through their published works of art. He believed that God had a Master Plan to gather His creative people, anoint them to build a tabernacle type of community where He would be glorified and cultures transformed. While John Paul wasn't able to fulfill that vision in his lifetime, it is our desire to pick up his torch and fan the flame during ours.