Ergonomy

Nell Goddard helps us understand how students, workers, and local churches can practice integrating their faith and work.

We're talking all things Christian ethics in this can't miss episode. Social media and VR are changing the landscape of what it means to be a human who interacts with other humans. Robert Martin is vulnerable, brilliant, and timely in this informative and engaging interview. Subscribe now so you don't miss the rest of Season 2!

Season 2 begins with two founders of two faith-based tech communities. James and Doc are changing the conversation of what it means to be a Christian in the tech-space, and their wisdom encourages anyone who wants to integrate their work into their faith. Below are a couple links mentioned in the show. If you're not subscribing, what are you waiting for?! Leave us a rating and a review while you're at it. Thanks for listening! http://www.jubilee-centre.org/thinking-critically-about-ai/ https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/one-tech-entrepreneur-starts-gospel-conversations-business-world/

Caroline Pierce, one of the host's oldest and dearest friends, sheds light on the financial tech industry, cryptocurrency, blockchain, and more. Caroline also describes the realities of growing up in the Deep South--how she struggled with faith, the Church, her talents, and her calling. This final full episode of Season 1 is one for the books.

Pastor John Nicholson from Marion, Alabama, gives us an inside look to ministry in a rural setting, how history impacts the present, racial reconciliation and economic revitalization, and how the doctrine of vocation plays out in the local church.