In this episode of the Hype Pod, Arun & Vance are joined by returning guest Pastor Michelle to discuss the importance of civic engagement, emphasizing the necessity of local involvement to make meaningful change. They delve into Pastor Michelle's work with Hope Hanger and New Creation Homes, which provide essential support to low-income families and homeless pregnant mothers. The conversation shifts to the recent devastating California fires, examining governmental mishandling and the urgent need for righteous leadership at all levels. They highlight how systemic issues and unaccountable leadership contribute to crises like these, and urge listeners to engage actively in their communities, get involved in local politics, and uphold kingdom values. The episode closes with a focus on the unifying power of kingdom culture and the transformative impact of faith-led initiatives.

Links:
Amen Conference (https://amenexperience.com/)
Hype Network (https://www.hypenetwork.org/)
VIVE Church (https://www.vivechurch.org)
Vest Fund (https://vestfund.org/)

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Each episode of the HYPE POD is a Hype Network conversation about innovation, technology, and other market trends from a faith-filled perspective. Some are from our LIVE events [Hype Sessions], and some are off-the-cuff between Adam Smallcombe, Vance Roush, Arun Koshy and Katrina Macaraeg. We hope these conversations fuel innovative ideas and give you the confidence to continue building with kingdom principles. Recorded at Overflow Studios, Silicon Valley

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