We help churches grow™ | Test your church to see how
Being lost, at least in this sense, isn’t the problem. The problem is our unwillingness to admit we need a bit of direction now and then and we don’t have all the answers within ourselves.
The post Why Do We Get Lost? appeared first on Brandon Cox, Nor…
While I believe in the power of repetition for forming our minds, I also think variety is helpful, too, so I have other sets of morning affirmations I read at other times.
The post Powerful Morning Declarations (Back to School Edition) appeared first o…
There isn’t a simple formula for fixing all the big family messes. Rather, there is the encouragement that we can alter the trajectory of our own lives, and the lives of those under our care, to make the future better than the past.
The post What to Do…
You can be cynical and, even after reading this, roll your eyes at the possibility that joy can be chosen by expressing gratitude, appreciation, and hopefulness. Or you can give it a shot and see the difference between the cynical you and the joyful yo…
If you’re looking around for someone to lead you, fix your eyes on leaders with a limp who have something to share out of their journey through brokenness and healing.
The post Leading with a Strut vs. Leading with a Limp appeared first on Brandon Cox,…
Are you tired yet? Have a “come to Jesus meeting” – the kind where you lay your burdens down and he wraps his grace around you.
The post To the Spiritually Exhausted appeared first on Brandon Cox, Northwest Arkansas Web Designer and Developer.
Are you tired yet? Have a “come to Jesus meeting” – the kind where you lay your burdens down and he wraps his grace around you.
The post To the Spiritually Exhausted appeared first on Brandon Cox, Northwest Arkansas Web Designer and Developer.
I’m convinced that grief comes in waves. Whatever losses we absorb in life, grief is the reality that follows. And yes, grief comes in stages, but the stages repeat.
The post Surfing the Waves of Grief appeared first on Brandon Cox, Northwest Arkansas …
I’m convinced that grief comes in waves. Whatever losses we absorb in life, grief is the reality that follows. And yes, grief comes in stages, but the stages repeat.
The post Surfing the Waves of Grief appeared first on Brandon Cox, Northwest Arkansas …
I can testify that, in the absence of absolute certainty, my very best days are the days on which I choose to take that leap. To trust. To believe that God is there, ready to catch me again, ready to hold me safe.
The post Leaping Into the Arms That Ar…