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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 […]
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Condoleezza Rice – Highlight 03
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Condoleezza Rice – Highlight 10
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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 […]
Gabe Kanelopoulos – The Revival of Inventive Thought
Engineering design principles have sculpted the relationship between humans and nature since the dawn of existence. The practice of reverse engineering has sought to inform inventive thinking by understanding function in designed systems. Recently, new paradigms in design theory have also aided the analysis of complex natural systems. For instance, affordance-based reverse engineering helps to […]
Zach Arnold – Solutions from Above: Why Creativity Demands Faith
“There is nothing new under the sun.” A familiar quote from King Solomon widely regarded as the wisest man to live in history rings in minds of some people when stuck at the nexus point of innovation. Almost everything we see around us is usually just a re-work of someone else’s idea. When faced with […]
Shamichael Hallman – Global Leadership Team, Code For The Kingdom
There exist both tech-minded church leaders and faith-driven technologists. Yet there are few opportunities for these two groups to interact. 1 Chronicles 12:32 mentions a group of people (tribe) known as the sons of of Issachar, noting that they “understood the signs of the times and knew the best course for Israel to take.” We […]
Tye Waller || February 2016
Oakland Athletics First base Coach Tye Waller shares about baseball, life, relationships and Jesus. (Visited 62 times, 1 visits today)
Allan Mishra – VITALITY Zone: Living a Fabulous Life Before You Flatline
Do you want to learn to live in the Vitality Zone? In this discussion, Dr. Mishra will present how he discovered that vitality is a skill that can be learned and taught. He will also share his personal journey with the audience revealing a series of vetted vitality pillars and tips. His insights about vitality […]
Ryan Collins – Be-lov-ed: Representing the Love of Christ in the Tech Space
There is a strong curiosity for spirituality in Silicon Valley right now (see recent NY Times article, “Where Silicon Valley is Going to Get in Touch with its Soul”). And, I believe just as the Apostle Paul recognized the statue to the unknown god in Greece and spoke to the Areopagus–the epicenter of human intellect […]
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 […]
Dean Johnson || December 2016
Dean Johnson shares his testimony with the Play4Him team. (Visited 35 times, 1 visits today)
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