Recording of the Program from December 8, 2024 A 45 minute presentation on the history vocation and its connection to charisma (gifts).

Recording of the Program from April 14, 2024 A 45 minute presentation on the history of the Church of England, its connection to Methodism, and the speaker's experiences as an ex-pat working in London.

Presentation on Reinhold Niebuhr's book: Moral Man and Immoral Society

Recording of the Program from October 29, 2023
Ken Snodgrass, Presentation on Reinhold Niebuhr's book: "Moral Man and Immoral Society"

Recording of the Program from February 26, 2023
Ken Snodgrass, "The Coptic Orthodox Church: A Lens into Early Christianity"

Recording of the Program from January 16, 2022
Ken Snodgrass - "Christ & Culture, Part I " Based on theologian Richard Niebuhr's lecture presented at Austin Seminary. just after WWII

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The United States competes with South Korea for worldwide leadership in the number of hours worked per person per year. I worked in Europe for over 9 years and there is a different work ethic: European work to live while Americans live for work. Why are there different work ethics? We will explore Max Weber's (1864-1920) thesis The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism. Where did the American work ethic originate and did Christianity have anything to do with it?

Recording of the Program from April 25th, 2021
Ken Snodgrass - Why Do We Work So Hard? Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism

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Recording of the Program from November 15 - Ken Snodgrass, "Rebirth/Regeneration: A Personal Story"

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This is a two-part presentation on my book, Trading with God. Part I will be a review of the theological model and the first 3 steps to integrate your faith with your work. Time will be allowed for questions.

This is a two-part lesson on my book: Trading with God. Part I will cover two subjects: 1. Why faith and work is an important subject. 2. The theological model of work Time will be allowed for questions.