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Summary
Join hosts Brianna and Ryan as they discuss Ryan’s book, The God of Tech, which explores the intersection between modern technology and spirituality. Learn about Bethel Tech’s mission to train high-skilled and high-character individuals to bring the presence of God into the tech industry. Discover how believers in the tech space are revolutionizing the marketplace and creating opportunities for ministry. Unleash the power of technology to bring heaven to earth and ignite a revival. The book offers insights, revelations, and bonus content not found elsewhere, providing a deeper understanding of the ever-evolving world of science and technology.
Key Points
- Bethel Tech is redefining the narrative that God and tech are mutually exclusive entities.
- The aim is to create a movement of God in the tech space, where people experience healing, freedom, and an overwhelming sense of joy.
- Embracing curiosity to deepen the intimate relationship with God and discover His brilliance as Creator
- Exciting 12-episode season with bonus content and new insights.
- A book is never truly finished, as the author continues to explore and uncover new ideas.
- Behind-the-scenes stories and the reasons behind the author’s writing choices.
- Exploring the current state of science and technology, and its influence on society.
Best Quotes
03:22 – 03:28
- “These are soft skills that companies are investing millions of dollars to improve the workplace culture. And these are all kingdom values.”
04:10 – 04:14
- “If your character can’t keep you there, then there’s no point in being there.”
09:27 – 09:38
- “If our minimum expectation is that we would have bible studies and things like that in these campuses with like-minded believers, what’s our ideal expectation?”
12:47 – 12:53
- “We carry the spirit of the Lord inside us and get to do these things just as Jesus did.”
23:36 – 23:38
- “There’s always more, there are always new things to talk about.”
