CRNRSTN Collective

CRNRSTN Collective

This podcast is the Cornerstone Collective, hosted by Jay, Gage, and Angus. The podcast focuses its discussions on themes like commitment, community, communication, celebration, competence, creativity, and compassion, or the Seven C’s within their community of faith. They discuss the intersection of Christ and culture, drawing on their personal experiences growing up in the West Valley of Phoenix, Arizona. The hosts, all of whom are part of the same community of faith, share stories about their lives, families (including their three children each), and careers.

  1. Sep 10

    Darth Vader Approves of Flock | CRNRSTN Collective - Episode 46

    What happens when faith collides with culture, technology, politics, and an increasingly divided world? In Episode 46 of CRNRSTN COLLECTIVE, we take a hard look at what it means to live with commitment, compassion, community, creativity, and competence in a world changing faster than ever. From the intersection of Christ and culture to some of the most unexpected stories making headlines, this conversation goes everywhere — and asks some questions that don't have easy answers. 🔥 IN THIS EPISODE: ✝️ COMMITMENT — What does genuine commitment to Christ look like when culture constantly pulls us in different directions? We explore Proverbs 3:7-8, the importance of vision and values, and surprising examples of faith showing up in sports, entertainment, and everyday life — from a pastor playing college football at 47 to NFL coaches incorporating Scripture into their work. 🌍 COMPASSION — What happens when societies become increasingly divided over immigration, identity, and culture? We discuss devastating floods and mudslides, protests against foreigners in Europe and Mexico, Morocco's stance on cultural assimilation, Portugal's face-covering restrictions, and Russia's aggressive efforts to encourage people to have more children. 🤝 COMMUNITY — Are technology and social media bringing us together or pulling us apart? We examine school bomb scares, Meta's massive fine, proposed social media restrictions for children, and the growing movement to keep smartphones out of classrooms. 🤖 CREATIVITY — The future is arriving faster than we expected. We dive into humanoid robot competitions in China, AI relationships, next-generation counter-drone technology, controversial Flock surveillance cameras, and even a viral tattoo pain map. What happens when technology begins to change not only what humans can do — but how humans interact with one another? 🧠 COMPETENCE — What does it actually take to become someone who can lead, influence, and build meaningful relationships? Drawing on John Maxwell's Winning with People, we explore the importance of developing the character and competence to navigate an increasingly complicated world. And throughout it all, we come back to one central question: How should followers of Christ respond to a culture that is changing at unprecedented speed? This isn't just a conversation about the news. It's a conversation about faith, identity, leadership, technology, community, and what it means to remain grounded when everything around us is moving. Watch until the end for the one word that sums up the entire conversation. 👇 What stood out to you most from this episode? Drop your thoughts in the comments — and if this conversation challenged you, share it with someone who needs to hear it. 🔔 Subscribe to CRNRSTN COLLECTIVE for more conversations at the intersection of Christ & Culture. #CRNRSTNCollective #ChristAndCulture #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Christianity #Culture #Leadership #AI #Technology #Community #SocialMedia #Creativity #Compassion #Commitment #JesusChrist

    Darth Vader Approves of Flock | CRNRSTN Collective - Episode 46

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This podcast is the Cornerstone Collective, hosted by Jay, Gage, and Angus. The podcast focuses its discussions on themes like commitment, community, communication, celebration, competence, creativity, and compassion, or the Seven C’s within their community of faith. They discuss the intersection of Christ and culture, drawing on their personal experiences growing up in the West Valley of Phoenix, Arizona. The hosts, all of whom are part of the same community of faith, share stories about their lives, families (including their three children each), and careers.