When we look up today, there appear to be few stars. It’s as if they’ve dimmed or vanished. As have so many other things in our lives.

Bright, shiny possibilities will always vie for our attention and try to gain our loyalty as being most urgent or important. What complicates matters is that some of these people, practices, or things aren’t bad or even distractions. They just aren’t the main thing.

I have no idea which five items you selected or why you prioritized them as you did. But I do know, with absolute certainty, that there’s only one name above all other names on the list.

What is your North Star—the one constant everyone and everything else rotates around in your life?

Life isn’t as complicated as we tend to make it.

My oldest son is an electrician. A really good one. He recently shared how electricity always takes the path of least resistance.

“Things are getting weird—and they’re getting weird fast.” – Elon Musk

We love God, but we also love the pleasures of this world too much. This divided loyalty compromises our integrity and impact.

I find it fascinating that George Orwell, the author of the book 1984, has a fascinating connection to C. S. Lewis.   

Pablo Picasso famously said, “The world doesn’t make sense, so why should I paint pictures that do?”

Throughout May, I’ll be sharing three ideas per reading on a specific aspect of our creativity. I call it the ABC’s of Creativity because I focus on topics that begin with an A, B, or C. If this leaves you hungry for more, my book Waves of Creativity provides an “A to Z” gathering of ideas on creating with God. 

Throughout May, I’ll be sharing three ideas per reading on a specific aspect of our creativity. I call it the ABC’s of Creativity because I focus on topics that begin with an A, B, or C. If this leaves you hungry for more, my book Waves of Creativity provides an “A to Z” gathering of ideas on creating with God.

Throughout May, I’ll be sharing three ideas per reading on a specific aspect of our creativity. I call it the ABC’s of Creativity because I focus on topics that begin with an A, B, or C. If this leaves you hungry for more, my book Waves of Creativity provides an “A to Z” gathering of ideas on creating with God. 

Throughout May, I’ll be sharing three ideas per reading on a specific aspect of our creativity. I call it the ABC’s of Creativity because I focus on topics that begin with an A, B, or C. If this leaves you hungry for more, my book Waves of Creativity provides an “A to Z” gathering of ideas on creating with God. 

Throughout May, I’ll be sharing three ideas per reading on a specific aspect of our creativity. I call it the ABC’s of Creativity because I focus on topics that begin with an A, B, or C. If this leaves you hungry for more, my book Waves of Creativity provides an “A to Z” gathering of ideas on creating with God. 

Throughout May, I’ll be sharing three ideas per reading on a specific aspect of our creativity. I call it the ABC’s of Creativity because I focus on topics that begin with an A, B, or C. If this leaves you hungry for more, my book Waves of Creativity provides an “A to Z” gathering of ideas on creating with God.

Throughout May, I’ll be sharing three ideas per reading on a specific aspect of our creativity. I call it the ABC’s of Creativity because I focus on topics that begin with an A, B, or C. If this leaves you hungry for more, my book Waves of Creativity provides an “A to Z” gathering of ideas on creating with God. 

Throughout May, I’ll be sharing three ideas per reading on a specific aspect of our creativity. I call it the ABC’s of Creativity because I focus on topics that begin with an A, B, or C. If this leaves you hungry for more, my book Waves of Creativity provides an “A to Z” gathering of ideas on creating with God.