Everett Patterson
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113 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 13 Jul
Everett Patterson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Or is it going to be more abstract and we're going to be kind of moving with maybe geometric images or images from nature, maybe without a lot of human characters doing things?
Or maybe it's going to be more like a series of informational presentations rather than like a story, like something like Sermon on the Mount is driven by these characters and their emotional storylines, but have something else that's more like looking at words and analyzing poetry and patterns and metaphor.
Yeah.
So very early on, you guys outlined for us the way we want to look at the Ten Commandments is not as this checklist of rules that you have to make sure you do all of them to be on God's good side.
But the idea that each commandment is an entryway into a broader understanding of wisdom.
That you can get wisdom by studying the commands that extends into all kinds of unexpected parts of life.
And we're like, okay, I think wisdom is going to be the core for this thing.
We need to show how wisdom is inside a command.
And so...
We looked over your script and the sort of the physical metaphors used to describe it.
Tim will talk about the wisdom underneath the commands or the wisdom inside the commands or behind the commands.
I was thinking, okay, so there's this kind of treasure chest quality.
It's kind of like you open a box or an envelope and there's wisdom inside.
And where we landed at the end of the second week of the story sprint was this idea that the icon, which is really just a post-it note with a drawing on it that represents the simple stated form of the command, could move aside like a sliding door.
And beneath it would be like a portal that would take you into this graphical world of swirling colors that was God's wisdom.
Yeah, it was an attempt to capture a lot of drawing energy that the folks in the studio already have.
You know, if you have a friend who's an artist and you're talking to them and they start doodling in their sketchbook, like there's a temptation to think they're being rude or they're ignoring you.
But a lot of times it's the opposite.
They're actually...
moving their hands in the sketchbook as a way to keep their mind engaged yeah and so you know if you have an artist in your life eventually you learned oh yeah they're listening they're just also drawing you know so all through meetings and all the stuff we have to do throughout the week at bible project everyone's grabbing index cards and post-it notes or whatever scrap piece of paper and like i'm gonna draw a cool dog i'm gonna draw a godzilla on a skateboard you know yeah
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