Monthly Archives: October 2011

My son Malachi is really good at art. He’s 6. He draws better than me. I’m serious. Sometimes parents say that with a proud grin. I say it with a proud shame. The kid is actually better than me at … Continue reading →

Welcome to my blog subseries: Universal Question. I’m your host, Adam Davidson. Today we examine one of the most complex of the universal questions. A word of caution: this journey is not for the easily befuddled. Its quandary spans over … Continue reading →

Yesterday was a high output day. I watched as Worship Arts interns extraordinaire led, viewing everything from multiple angles while taking copious notes on the overall flow and feel of the service. Then, it was straight to building GeoTrax layouts … Continue reading →

I love to tell stories to my kids.  Most of the tales that I tell are character-based, and follow a predictable arc of conflict and resolution. “Daddy, what’s going to happen to Cookie and Carrot this time?” “Well…” (thinking) “I … Continue reading →

I’m captivated by Psalm 99:4a (ESV): “The King in his might loves justice.” Psalm 99 is the appointed psalm for the 18th Sunday after Pentecost. We also call it October 16, 2011. Church goers around the world will proclaim this … Continue reading →

We underestimate the effective jumping distance of spiders. Shiny web strings give account of where a spider has been, putting his travels from point A to point B on tangible display. Our trees are now interconnected by long, flimsy lines … Continue reading →

Ben Folds was co-host with Hoda on the Hoda and Kathy Lee show on NBC last week. He just tweeted a video highlight where he’s talking about losing music education in the schools, yet the culture is home to more … Continue reading →

When I’m in conversation with someone and they proclaim “that’s what I’m talkin’ about!”, I always ask a follow up question, like “Is it? Is that really what you’re talkin’ about? Because I want to be clear on what it … Continue reading →

Mark Driscoll is in early pre-production with the Hallmark Channel to team up with Emeril Lagasse in producing a new show called Predestined Chef. This development arises only days after online sources indicated that Rob Bell would be creating a … Continue reading →