There is a sort of mental block. Not the kind that Writers get when they sit down to dish out a poem or novel or a song. I'm talking about the type of mental block that prevents you from believing in yourself.

Perhaps I am riveted by this idea of artistic joy precisely because I see such tremendous examples of artists who meet darkness bravely and sincerely, but I have more difficulty finding artists who are engaged in fresh celebration.

High standards are something we need to strive for each and every time we create, without fail, quality needs to be at the forefront.

Once you've identified your talent what do you do next? Clint takes a look at the seemingly daunting subject and breaks the first steps down into manageable bits.

Identity is important, equally important is who or what you identify with. Marlon gives some insight and encouragement.

Fear stops many of us from becoming the unique, creative individuals that God has created us to be. Leave it behind!

Pick up those talents and march forward. Go beyond hobbies and into a real creative life.

I began to think about Jesus, and the enormously powerful effect he has of silencing conversations at the very mention of his name...

The answer came through the people He constantly surrounded me with, who would always say, "Marlon! have you ever considered acting and, you are so good with words - why don't you try to get your poems published?" Though those words gave me hope, I ...