A very cool and thought-provoking “palindrome.” Make sure you watch the whole thing (you will feel depressed if you quit halfway). Creative stuff!
Today is Sunday, my day of REST. So its time to have some fun and think about something unusual, out of my normal life pattern. Rarely do I get to listen to some of history’s greatest creative prodigies talk freely about the creative process. This interview with Bill Evans (1929-1980) is worth watching. He was a brilliant and innovative jazz pianist, and one of the most influential creative forces in the history of jazz. His insights into the creative process extend way beyond music. In this video he is talking about jazz technique, but I’m thinking about my life, relationships and work. Notice his persistent idea that the jazz innovation emerges from truth. Here, an artist talks about truth in the realm of music much in the same way that a theologian talks about truth in theology. To me that's
Read MorePaul spends some time with villagers deep in the jungles of Borneo, where he uncovers the story of a massive man-eating crocodile that once terrorized the community. But the village chief took care of the problem ...
Read MorePaul shares his dream of a vibrant Christian school, right here, in the heart of Borneo.
While visiting a new school in this small river community, Paul talks with the village chief about some of the unique challenges of village life in Central Borneo.
Jesus represented the Father’s heart for children when He said “Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them.” Paul shares about the spiritual and educational needs of these children in central Borneo and how we can help.
Paul begins our journey into the heart of Borneo with a brief introduction to the country of Indonesia.
