There are Scriptural guidelines pertaining to worship that we ignore at the peril of our faith. All worship must reflect the nature of God and the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The church was brought into being by the Holy Spirit on Pentecost. It follows, then, that all that happens in worship must exalt God, not man. We might do it by making the church a place for our entertainment rather than worship.
Care is required whenever the fine arts are involved.
Art and craftsmanship can enrich our worship. At the same time, each form of the artistic expression has certain limitations. That does not mean that they have no value for worship, but it does mean that their value must be carefully and realistically evaluated. The arts more often than not tend to be stronger in emotion than in content. That is why the Ten Commandments were given in language rather than as paintings and the greater part of the New Testament consists of teaching rather than stories.