You Are Batman By: Steven Andrew Schultz I’m Batman! And so are you. One of the things I admire most about the Batman character is he is the only superhero without superpowers. Batman is just Bruce Wayne with a cape and the courage to fight for what’s right. It’s not vengeance that drives him, but …
If you are a Christian, this read will challenge you to see how Christ-like you truly are and help align your practice with your print (The words of Jesus).
Sweeping the Pines By: Steven Andrew Schultz Leaders grab the broom. My first act in a positional leadership role was when I was seventeen years old coaching my little brother’s 8th grade basketball team. We practiced twice a week at Ellis Park which was walking distance from my house and half the team’s homes. Twice a …
Red Faces Construct Green Faces By Steven Andrew Schultz The bathroom at the Gerald Ford International Airport in Michigan sought more feedback from me than the company I’ve worked for the last fourteens years ever has. As you exit the restroom there is a color-coated sign I’ve never seen anywhere before with three buttons at …
The Kind King Who Flew His Own Airplane By: Steven Andrew Schultz Love does not have prerequisites. Only the spiritual superheroes abide by this unconditional standard of loving. If you’re blessed to meet one, their light they left in you shines brighter the darker is gets around you. These sages are like the nightlights of our …
In a culture that uses words that make people sick, it’s time we use the six words that make people shine. If you are like tens of millions of people world-wide who have watched the television show Friends, you are familiar with what a Magna Doodle is. It’s a blue plastic picture frame wrapped around a white marble floor canvas with two red eyes, both stuck on the same side of its face.
It started with a bet. A bet about baseball. I can’t recall any specific conversation I ever had with the man except this one…
How someone treats you is not about you but their own inner wound they’re in a battle to mend…
It was the phone call I had been longing for ever since my aunt Audrey died when I was just an eleven-year-old boy…
Ever since I could remember, I have always wanted to fly. Not airplane flying but…
