Summary

In this episode, Brianna and Ryan discuss the themes present in Ryan’s book, “The God of Tech.” They explore the relationship between technology and spirituality, emphasizing the importance of believers engaging in the tech space. They delve into the concept of evolution and intelligent design, questioning the benevolence or potential rise of digital dictatorships with access to vast amounts of information. The episode concludes with an invitation to delve deeper into the book and uncover the divine origins of modern technology.

Key Points

• Technology and faith are not mutually exclusive; all our creations are manifestations of our relationship with God.
• The next great movement of God may depend on believers using technology to reveal Emmanuel Christ.
• Oxford University, known for its intellectual prowess, was initially founded on the principle of knowing God’s word.
• Innovators like Simon Jackman are daring to merge technology and the word of God to solve complex global issues.
• Partnering with God and helping others discover their identity in Christ is the key to responsible and impactful innovation.
• Re-digging the wells of living water means reconnecting with the original design and purpose of humanity.
• Our mission as believers should shape the technology we use and create.

Best Quotes:

12:27 – 12:33

• “What if the next great revival is dependent upon fully actualizing technology?”

13:05 – 13:12

• “How surprising it would be that the Lord would use technology when the narrative is that God and tech are mutually exclusive.”

23:55 – 23:57

• “What happens when we have all this information? What are you gonna do?”

26:36 – 26:41

• “God made us on purpose and for our purpose, he did not make us to die out.”