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You do not need to have an extraordinary life to make extraordinary work. Everything you need to make extraordinary art can be found in your everyday life.

-Austin Kleon Keep Going
When you see what’s present around you as if for the first time, you start to realize how astonishing it all is.

-Rick Rubin The Creative Act
Lord, help me receive the beauty and richness of nature as gifts from you that reflect your own abundance and life. Teach me how to glory in it so I rob neither you of your due nor myself of joy. Amen.

-Timothy Keller Songs of Jesus
Whether you create from a position of pain or jubilation, we need you, your gifts, and your talents.

-Quincy Jones 12 Notes
There is never a shortage of awe and inspiration to be found outdoors. If we dedicated our lives solely to noticing changes in natural light and shadow as the hours pass, we would constantly discover something new.

-Rick Rubin The Creative Act
Don’t wait for things to be perfect before you share them with others. Show early and show often. It’ll be pretty when we get there, but it won’t be pretty along the way. And that’s as it should be.

-Ed Catmull Creativity, INC
We were not made to make ourselves great. We were made to marvel at God’s greatness.

-Adam Mabry The Art of Rest
When we start to fill our minds and hearts with voices that don’t really add meaning, over time we’ll silence the voice of the only One who does.When we start to fill our minds and hearts with voices that don’t really add meaning, over time we’ll silence the voice of the only One who does.

-Matthew Knisely Framing Faith
We cannot suppress our souls’ appetite for what is awe-inspiring. The goal is not to mute all smartphone media but to feed ourselves on the right media. We were created to behold, see, taste, and delight in the richness of God’s glory—and that glory often comes refracted to us through skilled artists.

-Tony Reinke 12 Ways Your Phone Is Changing…
The internet is us. So rather than writing off social media and other platforms as irredeemable, let’s be intentional about creating and communicating truth and beauty with the tiny corner of the internet we control.

-Daniel Darling A Way with Words
When we encounter something beautiful our first instinct should not be to take a selfie with it. Rather, we should be still, quiet, and amazed.

-Brett McCracken The Wisdom Pyramid
If the divine Creator chooses to rest, we human creators must rest from our work in order to sustain creativity.

-Andy Crouch Culture Making
You can’t wonder and discover when you’re in a hurry.

-Carey Nieuwhof Didn’t See It Coming
I like the descriptive image of sunsets, because there’s something that happens in the waning hours of the day that causes all of us to look toward the horizon, breathe, and reflect. Sunsets are life’s way of reminding us to focus for a second.

-Matthew Knisely Framing Faith

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I’m Aaron Burden

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You do not need to have an extraordinary life to make extraordinary work. Everything you need to make extraordinary art can be found in your everyday life.

When you see what’s present around you as if for the first time, you start to realize how astonishing it all is.

Lord, help me receive the beauty and richness of nature as gifts from you that reflect your own abundance and life. Teach me how to glory in it so I rob neither you of your due nor myself of joy. Amen.

Whether you create from a position of pain or jubilation, we need you, your gifts, and your talents.

There is never a shortage of awe and inspiration to be found outdoors. If we dedicated our lives solely to noticing changes in natural light and shadow as the hours pass, we would constantly discover something new.

Don’t wait for things to be perfect before you share them with others. Show early and show often. It’ll be pretty when we get there, but it won’t be pretty along the way. And that’s as it should be.

We were not made to make ourselves great. We were made to marvel at God’s greatness.

When we start to fill our minds and hearts with voices that don’t really add meaning, over time we’ll silence the voice of the only One who does.When we start to fill our minds and hearts with voices that don’t really add meaning, over time we’ll silence the voice of the only One who does.

The internet is us. So rather than writing off social media and other platforms as irredeemable, let’s be intentional about creating and communicating truth and beauty with the tiny corner of the internet we control.

When we encounter something beautiful our first instinct should not be to take a selfie with it. Rather, we should be still, quiet, and amazed.

If the divine Creator chooses to rest, we human creators must rest from our work in order to sustain creativity.

You can’t wonder and discover when you’re in a hurry.

I like the descriptive image of sunsets, because there’s something that happens in the waning hours of the day that causes all of us to look toward the horizon, breathe, and reflect. Sunsets are life’s way of reminding us to focus for a second.

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