Growing Your Blog and Becoming a Person After God's Heart
On Life Here and There, I introduce the part of the Bible I'm teaching through with a video...
On We Blog Better, I posted part three of a series on...
Thanks for listening!
inspiration... here and there
I'm Brandon Cox. I'm a Pastor (see my pastoral & personal blog, Life Here and There), a Logo & Web Designer, and Blogger (I blog at We Blog Better and Fuel Your Blogging).
I'm married to Angie and we live in Bentonville, Arkansas. We have a daughter, our second child on the way, and a little dog named Beau.
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Leadership, Conversation, and Taking Your Blogging Deeper
I posted four articles here and there over the course of the day:
At Big Is the New Small I wrote about the upside of the downside of leadership.
On We Blog Better I posted the second post in a five-post series on five dimensions for growing your blog. Today I talked about growing your blog deeper.
At Fuel Your Blogging I posted a somewhat controversial article about the fact that conversation is essential, but listening is optional... isn't it?
And on my personal blog I shared the fact that I'm headed to Radicalis next week!
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When A Leader Gets Too Comfortable… via @RonEdmondson
You are a leader. You worked hard, experienced some sense of success and now you like where you are in your career. You have finally figured out the system, got the right staff or team, and there are no current problems. Life is comfortable. My advice: Now may be the best time to consider a change.
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How Will They Hear Without a Preacher?
Time and time again, God's people have been rescued by a recovery of biblical teaching and preaching. The right preaching of the Word of God is the first essential mark of the church. As the Reformers made clear, where that mark is absent, there is no church at all.
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Almost NOTHING beats worshipping God with people from all around the world in multiple languages!
Just heard a girl sing in Portugese and saw two of my dear Russian brothers.
Brandon Cox
Sent from my iPhone
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