By James Kissinger “… my prison was just an open cage, there were no keys, no guards, just one frightened man and some old shadows for bars.” – Bruce Springsteen – Living Proof I earn a living in sales. I’ve been selling in some form or fashion most all of my life. I was a [...]
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By Greg Primm Yesterday we heard from Mike Rusch of the Cobblestone Project. In addition to giving us a great overview of the Cobblestone Project, he shared the personal story of what led he and his team to begin a life of service. I learned a lot from talking with Mike. Like many of you, [...]
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By Greg Primm Today we start the first in a series of posts about Guys We Like, profiles of men who are grabbing life by the horns and doing something great. I’ve known Mike Rusch for almost 10 years and recently I learned about a non-profit organization that he and some friends have [...]
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By Greg Primm A couple of weeks ago, I wrote an article about our recent trip to Disney World in Orlando. We had a blast, but those of you who have taken the journey can attest that it’s almost impossible to see everything. We depended heavily on the park map to guide us through the [...]
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By Greg Primm I hope everyone had a great Christmas day! For the first time ever, I didn’t leave the house on Christmas day. Normally, we celebrate Christmas morning at our house with the kids, have a big breakfast, and then play with toys before heading to my parent’s house about an hour away [...]
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By James Kissinger I met Coin Harvey shortly after I moved to Rogers, Arkansas in 1985. Okay, I didn’t actually “meet” him, he’d died about 50 years prior, but I learned of him. A buddy and I used to drive out east of town on Hwy 94, following the road until it literally [...]
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by Tim “Howitzer” Howington I still remember it like it was yesterday. We lived a few block from the theatre and for some reason I went to the movies all by myself (a late movie at that). The movie was The Legend of Bogie Creek. Now to be honest I have never been a [...]
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By James Kissinger I recently came across the story of the Spanish Conquistador Hernando Cortes. I vaguely remembered it from a world history class I had in college, but like most 19 year olds I was just there for the credits and didn’t take too much away from the lessons that history can teach us. [...]
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Image by inajeep By Greg Primm It’s probably a little cliche to do a Thanksgiving post, but I couldn’t resist. I hope everyone had a great day with family and friends. My family and I spent a the day together on a family farm a couple of hours away. Besides spending some much needed time [...]
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By James Kissinger ”An invasion of armies can be resisted, but not an idea whose time has come.” Victor Hugo Ideas matter. Our hearts are drawn to ideas. It’s why I write. It’s why there are shelves full of books in our homes. Why are you reading this today? Whether you realize it or not, [...]
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