Sam Davidson is a speaker, writer, and dreamer who tells stories that need telling in order to motivate others to change the things that need changing.

Sam Davidson is a dynamic and engaging speaker who has keynoted conventions, led workshops, and spoken at universities all around the US.

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Day 2 in Philadelphia

The rains came, so we planned to spend most of the day indoors. While the cozy confines of our Residence Inn room were tempting, we decided to venture out and hit as many museums as possible. After hopping on the Phlash (what a bargain – just $1 a ride!) we arrived at the Philadelphia Museum [...]

September 2, 2006 1 comment CONTINUE READING THIS POST →

In Philly

We arrived at the airport 90 minutes before our domestic flight. The line to check backs was extremely long, as was the security checkpoint line. But, after we checked our small weekend bag and took off our belts and shoes, we made it on the plane. With our toothpaste and deodorant tucked safely in the [...]

September 1, 2006 0 comments CONTINUE READING THIS POST →

My 2 Minutes on 2

Go watch the video and look for a familiar face. Update: Read Jamey’s blog for a recap and a few of his thoughts about the piece.

August 30, 2006 6 comments CONTINUE READING THIS POST →

Post-Church?

My friend Bier commented on a recent post: So, if one wants to leave behind so many traditional concepts and structures, shed blemishes from the past ~2000 years or so, and open the gates wider than ever for discussion and outreach to multiple communities…   …why does it still need to be called a church? [...]

August 30, 2006 0 comments CONTINUE READING THIS POST →

Tune In at 5

Jamey Tucker came and sat down for a bit with me. We talked politics – specifically how my faith influences my vote (and more specifically how my faith influences my vote in the upcoming Senate election). We also talked about broader themes: how ‘Christians’ are pandered to by politicians; the misconception that homosexuality and abortion [...]

August 30, 2006 2 comments CONTINUE READING THIS POST →