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Brandon Cox

Communications and Marketing Specialist, Website (Wordpress) Developer, Ministry and Nonprofit Leadership Coach

Brandon Cox is a seasoned professional with more than 15 years of experience in writing, communications, and website development.

He is the founder of 5ox Creative, a digital agency specializing in branding, web design, and social media strategy for nonprofits and mission-driven businesses.

Brandon is dedicated to inspiring, challenging, and educating audiences on life, faith, and relationships through his work.

He manages WalkHumble.com, a platform encompassing a podcast, blog, and online community focused on personal growth and positive change.

Moreover, Brandon publishes a weekly newsletter offering sermon ideas, communication tips, and leadership resources for pastors and church leaders.

He is also the author of 'Rewired,' a book that explores sharing the gospel in a rapidly changing social and technological landscape.

Brandon pursued his education in Communication, General, Religious Studies, History, and Speech Communications from various reputed institutions like the University of Arkansas, Western Kentucky University, and Central Baptist College.

Throughout his career, Brandon held diverse roles including Owner, Digital Marketer at 5ox Creative, Real Estate Agent at Collier & Associates, Leadership Coach at Courage to Lead, Lead Pastor at Grace Hills Church, and Online Community Coordinator at Pastors.com under Saddleback Church.

Highlights

Jul 3 · linkedin

Without self-knowledge, there can be no self-development.

More in my latest post on #leadership...

Jun 5 · linkedin

Babies grow up so fast, don’t they? I always encouraged newer parents to cherish every moment and every phase because it all passes so quickly.

Physical growth happens on a curve. We grow fast, reach adulthood, and then stop growing taller. We’ll keep producing new cells as long as we’re alive, but we’ll never get bigger.

Spiritual growth, on the other hand, begins during this life on earth and continues onward into eternity. You can keep growing up on the inside forever and ever.

The Apostle Paul put it this way, "So we do not lose heart. Even though our outer nature is wasting away, our inner nature is being renewed day by day." ~ 2 Corinthians 4:16 NRSV

Our “outward nature” has a limited life cycle. My grandmother lived to be just a few days shy of 103 years old, and we think that’s a lot of years.

Our “inner nature,” on the other hand, keeps being renewed day after day regardless of how old our bodies get to be.

We’ve invented a million anti-aging products in an attempt to preserve our physical lives longer. What if we took seriously the idea that who we are becoming is an eternal matter? That here and now is just the warm-up for what is to come in our existence beyond death.

When you realize that your spiritual growth can be an ongoing, never-ending process of renewal and development, each new day matters as much as the last. It matters what we read, who we love, how we respond to the needs of others, and how we pray. Because it all contributes to who we are becoming.

It’s so easy to coast through life – especially when we’re through the part commonly thought of as the “first half,” but in reality, we never stop learning, changing, and growing. And that makes eternity even more exciting!

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Rogers, Arkansas, United States