Have you ever seen an Artist ball up a piece of paper and throw it away with vigor and force? Or maybe a painter cut up a canvas or a potter swiftly throw clay off his wheel? If so, you are witnessing, what I call, "Artist Rage." It's when an artist can't get the medium, to perform the way it should. 

I used to experience it all the time. I would throw sketches away,  stomp canvases, and generally destroy pieces that I was unhappy with upon completion.

However, In my old age, I have since found the value in every dented canvas, bad brushstroke, and glitch in the system. I now value the mistakes and sometimes even though it really is messed up, I can find some beauty in it. There is beauty in the mess. It may time some time to see it and even more time to appreciate and learn from it, but the beauty is there regardless.

I hope you enjoy this solo show.

Thanks,

Eric

One of the most faithful young people I know is Corey Cremeen. I have known him all his life and have watched him and been extremely proud of his faithfulness to the Kingdom of God. We recently sat down and talked about his startup suit company and who is better MJ or Kobe.

 Instagram: @cremeen_22

https://www.facebook.com/corey.cremeen

Hey ya'll.  Simple question sparks my imagination. So, when John Barfield asked me, "Eric, is there anywhere you know of, that needs lights?" I had an immediate answer. I hope ya'll enjoy this episode. 

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https://www.newkadia.com/

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We don't necessarily need more leaders. Now when I say that, it may sound like I am against leadership but anyone that knows me, knows that is not true. We all need those that have that special ability to organize and push through with vision and determination. But I also believe that we are lacking in one area and that is the development of Watchmen.

We all stand on the shoulders of someone else that helped us along the way. Whether we knew them or not, everyone owes a debt of gratitude to someone else.

Peter didn't have to be the only one. Any of the disciples could have stepped out there and gone too. But they didn't

Ryan Brister wanted to be a soul winner above everything else.

Several years ago, he started a Bible study in a tire shop and began preaching in local churches that were outside his Apostolic faith. During that time he was also youth leader at Pine Grove Pentecostal Church and head chaplain at a correctional facility.

He felt the call to evangelize, but all the doors seemed to be shut. He continued to work in the field God had given him. And just when he was immersed in the work at Pine Grove, that’s when God opened the doors to evangelize.

We talked about soul winning, church growth and how to build a lazy boy recliner.

Overcomers are often defined by the challenges in their lives that they conquer.

My friend Daniel Sisterson is one of those people.

He spent his formative years raised in a cult, and survived a devastating ATV accident at sixteen years old that left his left arm completely paralyzed.

Through it all, he has maintained his love for God, and continues to develop his calling by hosting Bible studies both face to face and online, and ministering in churches.

His desire is to advance and grow the kingdom of God from his home church in Buford, GA, and he is the latest guest on my podcast.

Hey ya'll! My first solo show in a couple months. Just me rambling in my studio closet today. I appreciate all the feedback and support. More interview this month. Stay Tuned.