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I recently met a church, well a group of churches working together to launch a new ministry leadership residency. Refreshing. Seriously, it’s been amazing to see churches up close working together to bring a solution to the deficit of next gen leaders equipped and deployed for ministry leadership. More on that later. For now. Here’s a look at the branding, concepts, online presence and gear…

There’s something about a simple coloring page that slows everything down in the best way. Just lines waiting for color. But when those lines say He Paid It All and He Rose Again, it becomes more than an activity, it’s to pause. And a reminder. We created these pages with families in mind. Not just something to hand kids to keep them busy, but something that invites conversation. When someone…

There’s something about old brick walls and warm lamp light that slows the soul down. The kind of place where the espresso machine hums like background music, conversations blur into soft static, and time stops trying to impress you. That’s where I found myself—working remotely in one of my favorite local cafés in DeLand, Florida—when the tapestry on the wall quietly caught my attention. It…

Yes, Game Designer, Paul Schwanz (Jedi Survivor & Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze) dropped in for a convo around entertainment, engagement, and education with the Brainy Pixel team. Join us 1PM CT today: https://www.brainypixel.com/shine-a-light-guild-access An exclusive for Shine-A-Light Guild. See you there. #starwars#jedisurvivor#gamedesign#gamedesigner#edutainment

It was one of those slightly awkward dinner moments 🍽️. Two brilliant friends both carrying PhDs, asked what books I was reading lately. I paused, took a sip of water, and said, “Well… the Bible.” They nodded politely, then leaned in again: “Sure, but what other books?” I answered slowly, “Honestly… I’ve been busy building. We just launched X, we’re working on Y, and I learned a ton solving Z.”…

Integrity Some values only sound good when life is comfortable. Integrity is different. It proves itself when it costs you something. It’s the one value that holds its weight whether the bank account is full or empty, whether you’re riding a wave of success or sorting through failure. Strip everything else away and integrity is still the currency that matters. I’m honored to say I know Michael…

There’s a moment that sneaks up on you. It breaks in when you start asking the different question: What will outlast me? What in this world lasts? We live in an age obsessed with extraction. Extract the oil. Extract the value. Extract the clicks. Extract the attention. Everything is optimized for short-term burn. We measure success in impressions, in revenue spikes, in quarterly growth. But at…

Why excellence, investment, and attention strategy may matter more to discipleship than we’ve been willing to admit. By Larry Lundstrom — CLLCTV.org Recently, I sat down with two leaders who live at the intersection of faith, creativity, and cultural influence: Layne Laughter from Brainy Pixel and Mark McKane from Come and See Foundation, who also brings experience from EA Games. On paper, it…

Recently, I walked alongside a church that took a fresh look at its weekly email bulletin. Nothing radical. Just intentional thinking, pastoral awareness, and a desire to communicate more clearly and more compassionately. The result was surprising. The email stopped feeling like an administrative update and started functioning like ministry. It began doing what church communication is meant to…

I watched Tron: Ares in theaters and walked out thinking. Well, that wasn’t it. It looked incredible. The world was slick. The tech was cool. But something didn’t hit. It felt distant. Cold. Like I was watching a demo reel instead of a story. Then months later I watched it again on a flight. No headphones. Just subtitles. No score. No sound design. No emotional cues telling me when to feel awe or…

We are living in a loud age. Hot takes travel faster than wisdom. Outrage spreads quicker than understanding. Everyone has a platform, an opinion, and a microphone. Very few people are actually listening. In the middle of all this noise, followers of Jesus are called to live differently. Not quieter. Not weaker. But wiser. Scripture reminds us that tone matters as much as truth. “A gentle answer…

Til You Can’t. There’s something about Kid Rock that cuts through the noise. No polish. No pretense. Just truth said out loud. Shared here: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1AGDKEGUZb And then he drops a line that stops you cold. “You got that Book sittin’ in your house somewhere.” That’s not a sermon. That’s a mirror. Because he’s right. Most homes have a Bible collecting dust. Most…

Bryan Carter, John Bryson, and Tierce Green have a significant conversation of all men are facing today and how we can navigate it — successfully. 33 The Series. When ministry leaders talk about “momentum,” they usually mean gradual growth measured in small increments over time. What is happening right now with 33 The Series: Authentic Manhood on the Good Feed Media App is something altogether…

How a scrappy guild of artists is quietly rewriting the rules of faith-forward creativitY There’s a familiar myth in the creative industries: great work comes from big budgets, elite gatekeepers, and a velvet rope guarded by algorithms and executives who “get it.” But every so often, a counter-story slips through the cracks—one built not on scale, but on faith, collaboration, and the stubborn…

Middle school is one of the most sacred—and fragile—seasons in discipleship. It’s the age where faith quietly shifts from something kids inherit to something they begin to question. Curiosity grows. Confidence wobbles. Identity starts forming in real time. And many church leaders will admit, often behind closed doors, that this is also the age where momentum slips. Attendance gets spotty.…

By CLLCTV.org Founder, Larry Lundstrom At first glance, a neon-green dinosaur-themed race car feels like a joke that escaped the brainstorm room. Look closer, and what AO Racing USA and Porsche pulled off is actually a masterclass in modern attention economics, brand semiotics, and cultural leverage. Racing, like most legacy categories, is governed by unwritten rules: seriousness signals…