In a previous post, I pondered the “easier challenge” of having integrity. When someone carries integrity out into “the wild”, it turns up in some unexpected places…
A Pastor at Google
Thanks to a reader, I was told about this talk which is part of the “Authors@Google” series. It’s by authour and pastor Timothy Keller talking about the book he authoured with his wife, “The Meaning of Marriage”.
What drew me to this initially was my curiosity as to not only what he said, but how he said it in a secular and liberal-leaning organisation like Google. The content is great and as you would expect of an authour, he articulates the ideas in it well.
It’s just under an hour and well worth the viewing:
An Evangelist at TED
If that wasn’t enough of a dose of integrity turning up in the unexpected, how about arguably the most effective evangelist of the modern era at one of the premier talk-fests of the modern era?
Yes, Reverend Billy Graham delivers an unforgettable talk at a global conference on Technology, Entertainment and Design because he did so with the same message he gave for decades with integrity. We shouldn’t be surprised, after all, TED’s tagline is “ideas worth spreading” and Reverend Graham has The Greatest of All Ideas to spread:
