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If your complete camp/conference marketing effort consists of brochures, website, church visits and neighborhood desserts you are missing a very
I really like this piece of art by Hugh MacLeod. It's title is "Live on the Edges or Not at
Sometimes we just get too buried in what we're doing to be able to see clearly. Our vision has fallen
What you're looking at is the new Epic digital camera from RED. It was developed by the same folks that
I was in Starbucks earlier and noticed (not for the first time) their rack of handouts…right by where you find
Greg Fields and I have been working the last several days on titles and descriptions of the seminars that will
Great customer service comes from the heart. I think throughout my interactions with all sorts of services industries I've come
When sitting down to plan out a Web site or a Web page, it's easy to lose focus and try
I love this presentation by J.J. Abrams at TED. J.J. Abrams is the creator of such television programs as Lost
I was in Indianapolis last week for the Evangelical Press Association conference. I had made plans to get some dinner
Storytelling is a tradition that holds us together. When we tell stories to our kids, those stories become like glue that cements us together. Telling stories reminds us of our past and reinforces our values, the things we hold as precious and true.
A Long Ride Home is exactly that kind of story. The book is about Billy Christian, who was abandoned by his parents and raised by his grandpa on the farm. He longs to escape life on the farm and become a cowboy like his uncle, whom he’s never met. A Long Ride Home follows Billy on his Destiny journey and is filled with intriguing characters and valuable life lessons, without being preachy or religious.
Reading this book together is destined to become a valued family tradition. Order today!
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