Who doesn’t love a good TED Talk? I’ve enjoyed these 3 on the topic of creativity. They have great inspiration and lessons–including the important understanding that we’re all creative, and ideas for how to manage your organization to keep creativity flowing.
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Dr. Vincent Bacote Associate Professor of Theology and Director of the Center for Applied Christian Ethics at Wheaton College (IL). He is the author of The Political Disciple: A Theology of Public Life. He lives in Glen Ellyn, IL with his wife and two daughters. KW: Why do you think Christians in America feel they need permission
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Brad Lomenick is a strategic advisor and leadership consultant specializing in influence, innovation, generational issues and business strategy. He is a sought-after speaker at conferences, churches and colleges as well as author of The Catalyst Leader: 8 Essentials for Becoming a Change Maker and the recently released H3 Leadership: Be Humble. Stay Hungry. Always Hustle. For over
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One of the greatest blessings of the Antioch community over the years has been the world-class artists God has brought us. Our friends, Connie and Jason Gabbert are one of the best examples. Not only are they award-winning designers, but they’re also amazing people and parents. As a part of the series on The Fruit
Why Morality Belongs in our Justice Conversation “The temptation of this age is to look good without being good.”[1] Brennan Manning Justice requires more than wanting to change the world, but being willing to change ourselves along with it. The word “morality” seems to have fallen on hard times these days. It is often taken
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Kilns College was able to partner with The Voices Project—an initiative started by Leroy & Donna Barber— by hosting a retreat for the second time this weekend. These small gatherings, that we’re calling Breathe are opportunities to bring leaders of color in urban settings into a shared space for lament, healing, equipping, and encouragement as they
Part 1 in an ongoing series We need to take a fresh look at the purpose of graduate education. Why do more than three million people in the United States pursue a post-baccalaureate degree each year? Actually, let’s start with why those three million people shouldn’t be pursuing graduate studies. You shouldn’t pursue an education
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I’m getting ready to lead a small group at our church this September on The Grand Paradox: The Messiness of Life, the Mystery of God, and the Necessity of Faith. In just the last 2 days I’ve heard 2 stories of people using the book for friends and family members going through depression and other
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The Presence of Injustice This summer the justice and missions interns that were part of the Antioch Internship program read and discussed Pursuing Justice along with several other projects they did for the church and the community. It brought up several themes of where God is in the midst of injustice. Below is a lament
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Below is a fascinating and provocative video on the nature of creativity and the challenges to modern education in a rapidly changing world. If the British accent of Sir Ken Robinson or the topic don’t get you, the hand-drawn illustrations are worth it alone! Enjoy.
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