Code For the Kingdom as a Model of Engagement

01/09/18 • 17 min

IN THIS EPISODE: how a non-stop, 47-hour technology design and development competition reflects a set of values for a group of people and how the Church can use the hackathon model to lead

Each episode of The Hacked Book Podcast dives deeper into "Hacked: How a Christian Hackathon is Shifting Traditional Engagement Models and Creating an Ecosystem for Life-Transforming Technology," a book written by Shamichael Hallman.

Keep the conversation going with Shamichael on Twitter: @shamike2009, #TheHackedBook. Buy "Hacked" on Amazon: amzn.to/2CSWJPk

IN THIS EPISODE: how a non-stop, 47-hour technology design and development competition reflects a set of values for a group of people and how the Church can use the hackathon model to lead

Keep the conversation going with Shamichael on Twitter: @shamike2009, #TheHackedBook. Buy "Hacked" on Amazon: amzn.to/2CSWJPk

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Prayer + Scripture Engagement

IN THIS EPISODE: talking about apps people have created to address the trends we’re seeing in church, like loneliness despite being surrounded by people, declining attendance, & increased skepticism.

Keep the conversation going with Shamichael on Twitter: @shamike2009, #TheHackedBook. Buy "Hacked" on Amazon: amzn.to/2CSWJPk

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Connection & Volunteerism

IN THIS EPISODE: looking at the intersection of technology, faith and connection; how creating moments and spaces where authentic relationships can develop is no small task; apps that connect people in meaningful ways

Keep the conversation going with Shamichael on Twitter: @shamike2009, #TheHackedBook. Buy "Hacked" on Amazon: amzn.to/2CSWJPk