It's strange, but one of the more obvious things a writer ought to do consistently is to actually write. Writers write words, after all. It's what we do. Yet we writers so rarely do just that. We think about writing, talk about writing, and even dream in the middle of the night about our
Personal Growth & Professional Development Tips for Sluggards
Sluggards. They're all around us. They're sitting in cubicles, in church pews, at job sites, and sometimes they even stare back at us in the reflections of a mirror. Yes, we've all acted like the sluggard at one time or another. News Flash: You don't have to be a sluggard! Be amazing
The Profile of My Ideal Reader (or, The Person I Create My Message For)
Are You My Ideal Reader? My primary goal is to help Christians live the life they've always wanted. That is, my goal is to help them live the life God wants them to live. (And, yes, I believe they should be one and the same.) If you were to review the archive of this blog's historical content,
Help Me Choose A New Cover For My Book
My publisher is reworking the exterior cover design and interior format of my book, REVEALED: God's Will for Your Life. REVEALED (Cover Options) Above is a PDF link for 6 cover designs to choose from. The main differences are the font type and size of the endorsement at the top of the cover, and
A List Of The World’s Top Leadership Blogs
As of today there are well over 100,000,000 websites floating around the world. Some estimate the number to be closer to 200,000,000. That is a lot of blog posts, web design, and comments. But have you ever wondered which of those 100,000,000 or so are worth reading? I have, and that's why I
An Elevator Pitch For Your Church (Guest Post at Pastors.com)
There are about 50,000,000 things that can happen in and around the church to accelerate ministry and encourage the brethren. The challenge is to focus on that which is most needed and will prove to be most beneficial in the end. What should you focus on at your church? Well, how about an elevator