Brian Sanders

Servant.
Servant. Center for Christian Study at USF. Blue Aspen. National Christian Foundation.

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

For those who were interested in the Life of the Mind panel, "A Christian Response to AI," here is that recording. Really enjoyed being a part of this conversation. https://t.co/LYEVtcidl3

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

Will AI begin to replace prayer in our lives? Some thoughts on this strange innovation and its potential impact on our ability to think, and our need to pray.
https://t.co/W0vWkncb9m

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

Okay friends, here is my annual list of book recommendations. Enjoy.😎https://t.co/BSnCgEEi9X

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

This is a course I taught last year that is now available online. The @undergroundvox did a great job putting it all together. It represents my best thinking about the precarious work of leadership in our time. Check it out. https://t.co/VXrzklz0d1

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

Learn more and sign your church up here: https://t.co/KRNcr8xuhk

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

Since our area was hit by two major storms, we have been working to build a simple coordination network for churches. If you lead or serve in a church in Tampa Bay, would you consider becoming a part of this low-cost, high-reward collaboration? https://t.co/cMOAIMiIkR

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

Some big news on a major project I have been working on. Really excited about what I hope will be a gift to our city, the people of God, and this beloved institution for decades to come. https://t.co/m8lERgyk4b

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

Another year of mind and heart-expanding reading for me. This morning I finished book number 396 for the year. For those who are interested, here are 18 that stood out. https://t.co/f4HCHuiUGn

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

Most of you will know I have been working for some time now in the field of collaboration and co-creative leadership. Our group is considering a podcast to explore some of what we have been learning. If you are interested, here is Episode 1. https://t.co/IbZouKUnUR

[Rich Robinson @richjcrobbo]

📚 Excited to share this amazing endorsement from
@BSunderground for ALL CHANGE!

"If you are sensing, experiencing, or dreaming of change, this book is for you."

🚀 Launches Sept. 20th! Get a free chapter and learn more at https://t.co/3PH08xuRJJ

#BookLaunch #Leadership

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

@TriLogic thank you brother!

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

What a gift to be part of this event. Added bonus to spend a little time with @edstetzer

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

Pentecost Sunday is May 19. If you didn't know there is a growing community of churches in Tampa Bay, who close down their services to stand together in one place, pray together for our cities, & express a rare but transformative commitment to church unity.https://t.co/zs8LXPu8wx

[Jeff Vanderstelt @JeffVanderstelt]

There are over 300 distinct organizations from 9 different countries at the MicroChurch conference in KC. #MicroChurchConferenceKC

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

Effect #4: Contrary Theory. "This discipline ends up strengthening our positions precisely because it first weakens them. Really taking in a contrary theory will help you see the parts of your own position that are nuanced, unfair, or even untenable."

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

Effect #3: Long Form Argument. "I think reading with an open heart and mind is a way of listening to people. To care about their whole story and to take them seriously means listening to their full argument"
https://t.co/gkDFRS3MMa

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

Effect #2: Insight. "The more we read, the more we are stopped in our tracks by a good idea."

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

Effect #1, Curiosity. "To wonder is to know wonder." https://t.co/lhLMFlPL0P

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

This article took me 10 years to write.
The Reader’s Mind: Six Ways Reading 3000 Books Over 10 Years Has Changed Me https://t.co/PzayFgqg2x

[Brian Sanders @BSunderground]

"Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster." Nietzsche