James outlines our thinking for the next phase of the podcast and shares some exciting news from the FaithTech community.

James talks with Jon Collins, Co-Founder, and Joel Worral, Chief Product Officer from the Bible Project. They explore how this project came to life, and the unique ways they are leveraging technology to communicate the message of scripture and help people experience the Bible as a unified story leading to Jesus.

FaithTech is a global community of Christians in tech who come together  once a month to meet, learn, and build projects together. If you are a  Christian in tech, we want to see you join our community! Just head over  to our website to learn more about how you can get plugged  in https://faithtech.com.

Kate is the Jerre and Mary Joy Stead Professor of Christian Ethics at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary. Through her work, writing, and thought leadership, she engages on the difficult issues of sexuality, technology, relationships, and values. Kate and James unpack these issues today and walk through the ways we can posture ourselves as Christians to navigate them. 

FaithTech is a global community of Christians in tech who come together once a month to meet, learn, and build projects together. If you are a Christian in tech, we want to see you join our community! Just head over to our website to learn more about how you can get plugged in https://faithtech.com.

Terry Storch is a co-founder of YouVersion and a pastor at Life.Church. His work revolves around bringing leadership to product, design, data, engineering, and research and development.

He shares some of the ups and downs of launching YouVersion, where things are going for the app, and gives some great leadership advice to our community.

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FaithTech is a global community of Christians in tech who come together once a month to meet, learn, and build projects together.

If you are a Christian in tech, we want to see you join our community! Just head over to our website to learn more about how you can get plugged in https://faithtech.com.

Joshua K. Smith is the author of the book, Robot Theology, and has a PHD in Theology. As a Pastor he brings a unique perspective to this space as he thinks through where society is going and how we should consider this as Christians.

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FaithTech is a global community of Christians in tech who come together once a month to meet, learn, and build projects together.

If you are a Christian in tech, we want to see you join our community! Just head over to our website to learn more about how you can get plugged in https://faithtech.com.

Kutter Callaway shares more with us about his journey and work in part 2 of this interview. Is the medium really the message? How can our faith and work integrate? Kutter also breaks down how Hollywood creates the films we engage with and more...

FaithTech is a global community of Christians in tech who come together once a month to meet, learn, and build projects together.

If you are a Christian in tech, we want to see you join our community! Just head over to our website to learn more about how you can get plugged in https://faithtech.com.

James interviews Dr. Kutter Callaway in part 1 of this 2 part series. They explore themes such as: Exploitative vs Responsible vs Redemptive tech and How to be a Christian at the epicenter of leading tech & culture creation companies.

FaithTech is a global community of Christians in tech who come together once a month to meet, learn, and build projects together.

If you are a Christian in tech, we want to see you join our community! Just head over to our website to learn more about how you can get plugged in https://faithtech.com.

James shares a quick update about The FaithTech Podcast and where we want to take it. He also has an encouraging story for our community.

Join us for this final episode of our six-part series with John Dyer as we review what God thinks of technology and what that means for us.

FaithTech is a global community of Christians in tech who come together once a month to meet, learn, and build projects together.

If you are a Christian in tech, we want to see you join our community! Just head over to our website to learn more about how you can get plugged in https://faithtech.com.