by Alan Briggs | Jul 31, 2019 | City, Family, Neighborhood
There’s so much content out there today. It’s a dime a dozen. You almost start to think good content is magically going to drift into your brain. There are a lot of gaps for most leaders in the creative process. There’s good news; there are some creativity hacks...
by Alan Briggs | Jul 20, 2019 | Church, City, Family, Neighborhood
“How do I find time to write?” Every aspiring writer is asking this question. But every serial writer (those who have written over an extended time) has figured out how to write regularly. Writers find the time to write. It’s pretty simple, but it’s not easy. Could...
by Eric Sanford | Jul 16, 2019 | Church, City, Neighborhood
If you do an internet search for New Year’s Resolutions you will find thousands of articles on the best resolutions. Sadly, less than one month after resolutions are made 75% are broken and less than 10% of people see them to completion. They give up because of unmet...
by Alan Briggs | Jul 10, 2019 | City, Family, Neighborhood
I was struggling to control a classroom of first graders. My kids’ school invited me to speak about being a writer. It felt like I was asking a herd of raccoons to politely eat a dozen donuts. I asked them, “What job would you like to have when you grow up?”...
by Karin Harper | Jun 13, 2019 | City, Family
It snowed 18 inches at my house in late May. Needless to say, I’m excited for this summer to be here. But if I’m not careful it’s gonna fly by. This summer has the same amount of hours as any other summer, but I want to savor each moment before it’s gone. I work...
by Jonathan Collier | May 1, 2019 | Church, City
My reflections on The Phoenix Fill-Up A guest post from Aaron Shamp When was the last time you really felt spoiled? If you’re a ministry leader you likely haven’t experienced it in a while. We spend our days and months blessing others and being...
