David Jones III
Person by David Jones III
Storyteller, author of The Unlikely Life of Oliver Atkinson, and former screenwriter-comic—connecting history, Christian faith, and current events.
About
Storyteller and author of The Unlikely Life of Oliver Atkinson, a former screenwriter-comic who launched a new career after 60. Driven to entertain, provoke thought, and challenge perspectives, he weaves history, faith, and current events with humor...
Storyteller and author of The Unlikely Life of Oliver Atkinson, a former screenwriter-comic who launched a new career after 60. Driven to entertain, provoke thought, and challenge perspectives, he weaves history, faith, and current events with humor and insight, encouraging others that it’s never too late to pursue what matters. Based in Myrtle Beach and available for podcasts worldwide.
What Matters
American Revolution matters to David because it shows ordinary people, driven by conviction and sacrifice, can shape history and keep freedom alive for future generations.
Author matters to David because storytelling 'illuminates truth, explores identity, and invites others into a larger, timeless narrative' in history and myth.
Baltimore Orioles matter to David because they shape his love for baseball, connect him to tradition, and embody hope and loyalty through every season.
Biblical inspiration matters to David because it is 'God’s direct revelation,' answering life's deepest questions and offering 'our greatest hope' through Christ and the resurrection.
Career change matters to David because life evolves—strengths, passions, and purpose shift, making change a chance for alignment and a second chance to get it right.
Courage matters to David because it means 'the resolve to stand for what is true when the pressure to compromise is strongest,' anchored in conviction, not comfort.
Creativity matters to David because it shapes problem-solving, fuels innovation, connects people, and is 'powerful, formative, and essential to a life that matters.'
Culture matters to David because it 'reflects what we truly believe' and signals deeper spiritual issues when fractured; a biblical foundation leads to justice and human dignity.
Current events matter to David because they reveal values, fears, and what society stands for, helping make sense of the present and future with wisdom and purpose.
Disappointment matters to David because it 'reveals what matters,' refines character, and offers 'gold'—growth found only in difficult seasons.
Faith matters to David because Christianity shapes identity, answers life's deepest questions, and offers 'a coherent, enduring framework for truth, purpose, and hope.'
Fellowship matters to David because faith thrives in community, where believers are 'sharpened, challenged, encouraged, and strengthened'—never meant to grow alone.
Historical Fiction matters to David because it 'brings the past to life' and fosters connection, helping people 'understand where we came from' and inspiring purpose today.
David says Indiana Hoosiers matters as 'more than fandom—it's identity, loyalty, and a lifelong connection.' Devotion runs deep, rooted in tradition and pride.
North Carolina Tar Heels matter to David because they're 'more than a team'—a family legacy shaping identity, passion, and belief in both basketball and football excellence.
Podcasts matter to David because they offer 'intimate, honest moments' and spark 'engaging, thought-provoking' discussions across diverse topics.
Singlehood matters to David because it brings unseen struggles and hope, offering space for growth and purpose, especially after 50, with fulfilling paths still ahead.
Storytelling matters to David because it 'is at the core of who I am,' shaping understanding, forging connection, and revealing meaning beyond creative expression.