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Love Will Find a Way
Allison Vesterfelt invited me to write a guest post on her blog about my new book, 137 Books in One Year. I shared the truth that if you love something, you’ll find a way to do it.
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137 Books in One Year
137 Books in One Year: How to Fall in Love With Books is a practical guide to reading a lot. It’s about falling in love with books again and discovering the habits to help you read more. Author and Head Monkey Kevin D. Hendricks read 137 books in 2012 without giving up TV, a day…
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The Stephanies
The Stephanies is a short, goofy little story about two girls who are both named Stephanie. Sharing a name causes all kinds of problems and the two girls continually square off.
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Kids Creating Stuff Online eBook
iThemes has released a new ebook we wrote, Kids Creating Stuff Online: Inspiring the Innovators of the Future.
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100-Acre Expansion at Trout Lake Camps
Trout Lake Camps, a Christian camp in North-Central Minnesota, announced a 100-acre expansion today, in a letter we helped write.
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Training Leaders International Booklet

Training Leaders International brings theological training to pastors around the world. Taylor Design Works created this booklet and we worked on the copy, explaining the need and telling stories in a way that connected. Within a week this ministry overview helped secure a $150,000 grant.
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Halloween & All Saints’ Day
Posted a pair of holiday blog entries for Church Marketing Sucks this week, exploring scary church marketing and All Saints’ Day heroes.
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Outspoken
Published in the fall of 2011, Outspoken: Conversations on Church Communication is a powerful primer on church marketing. It features more than 60 voices from the industry contributing short essays on topics including leadership, design, branding, technology and more. It’s the first book published by the Center for Church Communication (home of the flagship blog,…
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HalogenTV
In late 2010 Monkey Outta Nowhere began blogging for the cable network HalogenTV. The network’s motto is “be the change”. They covers stories that matter, including causes, world-changers, green innovations, art, technology and more.

