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12 Months of Faithfulness
A year ago, we officially launched the School of Kingdom Writers. On September 1, 2018, I stepped away from my position at my company and embarked full-time on this mission. At that time, the School of Kingdom Writers had $0 in the bank. But we knew that God was...
The Skill at the Foundation of It All
All of the opportunities I’ve enjoyed, by the grace of God, have stemmed from this one skill—copywriting. It is the foundation of everything else. Copywriting is the process of writing content for businesses. In essence, copywriting is the ability to write words that...
The Believer’s Choice
We can look at the things of the world, concede that they belong to the devil, and work to get rid of them. Or we can look at the things of the world, confess that they belong to the Lord, and work to get rid of the devil in them. “Your Kingdom come, your will be...
Use Twitter “Lists” to Build Valuable Relationships
Part of the strategy I teach for growing your social media audience on Twitter instructs you to follow people who might like your content. If they don’t follow you back, you unfollow them. This is a common and effective strategy taught by many. This isn’t a follow...
When We Bask in Glory
Two Christian men bitterly disagreed on some finer theological point. When they both died and went to heaven, they discovered that one of them was right and the other wrong. But as they bask side-by-side in the unadulterated glory of Jesus, neither one of them seems...
The Discipline to Ask, the Boldness to Be Unconventional
As we develop the School of Kingdom Writers, it’s so easy to ask the question “What does a school look like?” and to work towards that. But we carry no duty to be like any other school. The real questions are, “Who are our students called to reach?” And...