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Author Archives: radamdavidson
I spray painted the shrub in our front yard, ok?
The doorbell rang, making all of us run through the list of what it might be: a neighborhood friend, someone dropping off folded laundry (awesome), an Amazon delivery. This time it was a lawn-chemical company. They wanted to talk to … Continue reading
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The Disruption of Lent
Lent is a 40 week season of preparation. We’re working our way to Easter — a great celebration! — by taking seriously our spiritual formation, realizing that you can’t have a resurrection without a death. Jesus calls us to die … Continue reading
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Friends, Readers, Countrypeople: Lent me your ears
Some people hear the word Lent and their Protestant shields go up, with phasers set on Reformation. They’re weary of Filet-O-Fish commercials and forehead ash residue. “We left that medieval stuff in the 1500’s, when Luther put that thing on the door!” … Continue reading
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PartridgeFamilyEsque
Both Emily and I graduated with Music degrees from Spring Arbor University. In fact, we met in a class called Music Perspectives, which, for us, has the double meaning of seeing music from different perspectives and meeting our perspective spouses. Well … Continue reading
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Distractions & Prayer
I struggle with a regular prayer life, which makes me kinda feel like a Lenten Loser. Lent is the time of year where we’re supposed to get better at the whole prayer thing, not worse. It’s like spilling coffee all … Continue reading
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Handful of Animal Crackers and a Swig of Milk
My favorite snack as of late is a handful of animal crackers and a swig of Vitamin D milk. I put 5-9 in my mouth and then marry the cookies (inter-mouthily) with the milk. This saves dishes (except for a … Continue reading
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