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Author Archives: radamdavidson
Outside Outlet
Today has been consumed by the quick job of installing an electric outlet. New work, outside. 20A. 120VAC. A job like this will usually take about an hour, maybe two if you hit a snag. If you hit several snags, … Continue reading
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The Role Radio Now Plays
I’ve been listening to a local college FM radio station for a few months now: WIDR 89.1 out of Western Michigan University. https://www.widrfm.org/ WIDR is a student-run grab bag of miscellaneous alternative, jazz rock, progressive, post-progressive music. Haven’t heard a … Continue reading
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Remembering Ross Perot
Today, between meetings and a walking lunch, I noticed that billionaire and former presidential candidate Ross Perot died. Upfront confession: Ross Perot hasn’t crossed my mind in a long time. Hearing the news brought a jumble of thoughts to my … Continue reading
Posted in Child of the 80's, Hot Topics
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Vacations
Vacations are difficult because it takes work to rest. Saturdays were the best when I was a kid — waking up at the regular school time only to realize that there’s no school always made my legs tickle. Back to … Continue reading
Posted in formed, Leadership, Ministry, personal growth
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Pentecost 2019
This Sunday (June 9) is Pentecost Sunday — the day the church (since about the 4th century) observes the gift of the Spirit on the 120 believers and the birth of the church (Acts 2:1ff), liturgically symbolized by the color … Continue reading
Posted in Church Year, Preaching
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Book Readin’ in Decline
No big surprise: physical books (their usage, at least) are going the way of AM radio, the fax machine, and Myspace. Encouragingly, when Yale announced plans to relocate a majority of their collection of books from the main library, students … Continue reading
