All posts by Eric Wilbanks

Not long ago I found myself in the middle of a difficult conversation with a very dear friend. The issue had to do with choices. My friend—against advice, good judgment, scriptural admonition, and old-fashioned pleading—had …

I have a friend who is a single male in his late forties. Career-wise, he’s quite successful. And his passion for Christ and genuine love for others is obvious after only a few minutes in …

Paul Harvey was one of radio’s most famous personalities, known primarily for his radio segments titled “The Rest of the Story,” in which he weaves fascinating tales, waiting until the last moment to reveal the …

Step 1 … Adjust your attitude! The way you think about yourself and your ability to get healthy is critical to your success (or failure). Think about it. Step 2 … Go ahead and indulge …

On February 4, 1906, in Breslau, Germany, Dietrich became number six of eight children born to Karl and Paula Bonhoeffer. Karl was a professor of psychiatry and neurology. Paula was a university graduate who home-schooled …

In January 2011, local entrepreneur and fellow Boys and Girls Club board member, Janey Cooke, contacted me about creating a logo for an annual fundraising event called Empowering Women. She wanted the initials EW to be prominent, bold, and …

At the 2009 Neuroeducation Summit hosted by Johns Hopkins University, “several roundtable participants pointed out that art is no longer taught in their schools. According to the Alliance for Childhood’s Crisis in the Kindergarten report, …

Another political campaign flyer arrived in the mail today. It wasn’t really all that extraordinary, but my 13-yr old son was bored so he stood beside me and began silently reading through the flyer — …

There’s a time and place for every font … people who can’t figure that out should have to go through a fontervention and be embarrassed on national TV via a new reality series titled What …