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On Meaning: About the Foolish Confounding the Wise – Julia Choi
For anyone who has hiked to enjoy a gorgeous view, or savored a delicious meal, there is sense of beauty and goodness left on our memories and palates. We will explore this sense of wonder, which may at times seem to reach something beyond the merely physical or measurable, with topics including: a crown-shaped family […]
James Kelly – How to Build a Faith and Technology Movement
“I don’t know my place in the church.” It was only two years ago I heard this sobering phrase over and over from some of the most brilliant tech wizards in the world. Since, I have been on a quest to solve this very problem. It took me into a brand new emerging world – […]
Tye Waller || February 2016
Oakland Athletics First base Coach Tye Waller shares about baseball, life, relationships and Jesus. (Visited 68 times, 1 visits today)
Delong Meng – Is any belief rational?
Belief in God is often seen as irrational because it requires a leap of faith. We ask a more basic question: is there any belief that is rational? We first document the evidence from psychology on confirmation bias, which shows that people actively look for information that justify their existing viewpoints and discard information that […]
Passion Talks 2016 – Peter McDonald
The Opposite of God (Visited 9 times, 1 visits today)
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Discovering Your Purpose – Alex Sung
A life without purpose is a life without knowing who you truly are, what you were created to do, and how to make the most of the time you have. Without purpose, we become depressed, stressed, worried, and bored out of our minds. Come learn what both psychology and theology has to say about discovering […]
Shane Russell – Silicon Bureaucracy: Improving the software that powers our country
The Department of Veterans’ Affairs, also known as the VA, spends hundreds of millions of dollars each year on software projects that fail to launch, and billions more on projects that are behind schedule or over budget. The VA is not alone. Almost every agency in the federal government, from Health and Human Services to […]
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Risk Value vs. Shock Value: Symbolism in Art to Engage Culture & Spirit – Marie Tielhard
How might Christian artists use common objects and pictorial devices to explore contemporary issues and transcendent themes? This lecture will advance ways in which visual artists can create art that amplifies moral messages, stimulates the senses, and encourages diverse interpretations. Given the growing attention to surreal and conceptual art through digital and social media platforms, […]
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Project What Extent
Seeds of greatness lie within each of us. And cultivated together, we can pioneer hope and freedom in this world. Why not us? The only question remaining is: What extent will you go? Join the movement: whatextent.com (Visited 73 times, 1 visits today)
How We Can Change the Outlook of the Autism Community – Helen Koon
According to the CDC, in 2014 the prevalence of ASD in the United States was 1-in-68, up from 1-in-166 in 2004—the year my 6 year-old-son was diagnosed with ASD. Some ASD adults enter college, some go through vocational training (these often have long waiting lists), but many are not able to get a job or […]
His Heart for Art – Brittany Dorr
His Heart for Art is a non profit coffee and art space in which people will develop their ears to hear and their hearts to feel God’s love, mysteries and depth while using creativity, imagination and innovation to create a revival in hearts and our cities. I remember sitting in church a few years back […]
Nancy Yuen – Googleyness, God and me: Authenticity @ Work
When I arrived at Google, I was intimidated in sharing my faith in an outward manner and feared Google’s motto of “bring your whole self to work.” The concept of understanding what it meant to be a “Googley” Googler was my pursuit for the 1st year and how it would support or conflict with my […]
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