As I take a moment to reflect on this Memorial Day, I take notice of the changing seasons and how there is a lesson there for every organization, church, ministry, and business. Whether your organization is struggling to succeed or in the midst of sustained upward growth, there are still seasons, changes, and challenges to work through. (more…)
Today I received a very special greeting from John David Kudrick, a good friend and a member of our freelance writing team. I was so moved by his eloquent words that I asked him to allow me to share his greeting with you. Take a moment to read his thoughts – it will enrich your celebration of this Christmas season! - Mark Dreistadt (more…)
As part of this year’s Christmas festivities, we made some lists of a few of our favorite things. Drawing upon hundreds of years of combined Christmas expertise we have built the ultimate agency Christmas compendium of our favorite songs, foods, and movies. (more…)
“…let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” Matt 5:16
While many businesses are run by believers who intentionally incorporate biblical principles into their corporate philosophy, some may avoid “wearing their heart on their sleeve” for fear of (more…)
For as long as social media has existed, it’s been questioned whether or not these platforms are actually making us more social or less? We live in the world of the hermit-nouveau… we have the option to live in total isolation, yet in the midst of society and with claims to hundreds of friends. Everything can be bought online or through self-checkout, you can work for home, and reasonably get through your day without any form of human contact. You can even do church on your own… download your favorite praise music, listen to podcasted sermons, and tweet your prayer requests.
Is this what we actually wanted from our advances in “social” media? (more…)
