J A M E S  A. G O I N S

As artists, our temptation is to wait until conditions are perfect—more funding, more recognition, more time. But the Spirit says: “Now is the accepted time. Now is the day of salvation.” (2 Corinthians 6:2)

There is a quiet anticipation woven into the fabric of creation. The earth groans, the skies tremble, the stars lean in—waiting. Waiting for what? Not another political leader. Not another technological marvel. But for the children of God to be revealed. To rise, stand, and walk in the fullness of who they are—trusting fully, believing wholly, moving boldly.

When asked to speak about what it means to be a Black artist, I find myself at a crossroads.

As a creative individual, embarking on the path of composing, writing, or creating artistry is a profound journey filled with ups and downs.

A Real Composer is a documentary film about modern film composers and their lives. Modern composers' constant mental and physical challenges

Where Passion Meets Challenge When I immerse myself in the world of creating a film, whether it's composing its music, directing its...