CNLP
Episode 606: Professor John Lennox on How the Book of Revelation Foreshadows The Advances In Artificial Intelligence, Current and Future Threats to Human Agency, and Why Christians Should Advance Into Technology, Not Retreat
Episode 605: Professor John Wyatt on Future Breakthroughs in AI, Transhumanism, AI Relationships and SexBots, And A Call for Theological and Philosophical Voices
Episode 604: John Crist Opens Up About Leading a Double Life, Being Cancelled, Going to Rehab, Learning How to Live a Much More Transparent Life, and What Fuels His Comedy
Episode 603: Michael Todd on When Spit Hit the Fan, Losing 50 lbs, the Impact of His Fitness Journey, and Why He Actively Sends His Church Members to Other Churches
Episode 602: Judah and Chelsea Smith on the Personal Side of Leadership, Marriage and Doing Ministry Together, Leading on Empty, and Navigating the World of Celebrity
Episode 601: Dave Ramsey on Leading a Gen Z and Millennial Team, His Strategy for Successful Succession, and Rules for Working with Your Adult Kids
Episode 600: Jim Davis on The Great Dechurching, The Fastest and Largest Church Attendance Exit in U.S. History, and The $24 Billion in Giving That Left the Church
Episode 599: Arthur Brooks Explains The Science of Your Ideal Morning Routine, The Secret to Oprah Winfrey’s Success and What It’s Like to Work With Her, And Why Most People Get Stuck in Their Careers in their Forties
Episode 598: Miroslav Volf on What Makes a Life Worth Living, Walking The Communist Death March, Viktor Frankl, Jürgen Moltmann, and The Crippling Effect of Struggling for Superiority
Episode 597: Matt Tresidder on Where Bad Leaders Come From, How to Deal with Brutal Feedback, The Secret to A Great One-on-One Meeting, and Why Management is Dead
Episode 596: Jon Acuff on The Difference Between High Performers and High Achievers, How to Make a Goal and Guarantee a Goal, and the Problem of False Humility In the Church
Episode 595: Richard Foster and Brenda Quinn on the Journey From A Type Leader to a Contemplative Life, The Disciplines of Solitude, Silence and Humility, and Reflections on The Lives of Eugene Peterson, Henri Nouwen, and Dallas Willard
