Lightstock Employee Directory

Lightstock is a two-sided marketplace that collects, curates, and licenses stock content to the faith-based community. By offering stock content that can't be found anywhere else content that helps break down the cheesy stereotype found in Christian media. Seeking the kingdom is the first of our core valueseverything else is derivative. We cultivat... e a kingdom-first mindset quite simply because Jesus said so. Kingdom means rule. So to seek God's kingdom means to interactively rule with God. Practically speaking, we rise early and spend time with God. Jesus mastered and modeled this with ease and we take our cues from Him. Our qualities and potential aren't carved in stone. We develop ourselves daily by cultivating habits that stretch in every direction. Travelers not settlers we never stop learning. Choosing optimism profoundly affects the way life is led. It's not automatic, it's a choice. Negativity is draining we believe in filling others up. It's not easy it's a daily decision we make. What others call failing, we call learning. That's why taking the "calculated risk" is celebrated. We confront problems, accept challenges and try new things because we believe that, "Nothing ventured," is indeed, "nothing gained." We challenge each other to share what we're learning. Our heart is to foster ideas and freely give. We aim to be a well of fresh water for others to drink. Blessed to be a blessing just about sums it up. We state our views, fears, failings, hopes, ideas honestly. We're aiming for automatic vulnerability. We don't hide. We're transparent with everyone automatically. Clarity and over-communication rule the day. We don't know what we don't know. We learn what works by taking what we have, where we are, and getting the most out of it. Engaging in lean thinking is how we validate our ideas and protect ourselves from that one dumb decision that could wreck it all. The belief that one person alone can achieve greatness is a myth. Others help us do a better job than we can do ourselves. We glean from each ...Read More