Making a Routine for Inspiration

Working each day to stay inspired is no simple matter. It’s hard to get that burst of creative energy first thing in the morning. But I’ve developed a system that works for me to get my going. It just takes a bit of preparation on the weekends and in the morning. Allow me to share.…

You’re a Fraud

I run a website called ChurchStageDesignIdeas.com. It’s quite simply a site for stage designers. Churches publish photos and tutorials of their set designs for other churches to learn from and emulate. I stumbled upon the idea. I knew there was a need for something like this and I figured, “Why shouldn’t I do it?” So…

God Gets Art

The most beautiful event in history was Jesus’ death and resurrection. What horrors and darkness followed by glory and light! It’s the biggest story arc the world has ever seen. And God crafted it beautifully—the death of His Son for the life of all mankind. Part of what made this beauty possible was the flesh…

Take A Swim in Your Gold

Remember Scrooge McDuck? He was a wealthy duck tycoon with a vault overflowing with gold. He’d frequently dive into his gold coins and take a swim—enjoying the fruit of his labors. I’ve been doing a bit of the Scrooge McDuck lately. No, I’m not swimming in gold. I don’t make that much money. But I…

Reading Doesn’t Produce Experts

When you take a look at the leadership gurus and creativity experts, you’ll notice one major thing. None of them got there from reading the right books. It wasn’t a result of listening to the right teachers. Leadership gurus and creativity experts get where they are because of struggle. They struggled in their industry and…