Topic: Service

A host recounts traveling to San Francisco for the memorial service of technology writer John C. Dvorak. Attendees from the Netherlands, Tokyo, and the early PC industry shared stories of Dvorak's gruff exterior and his commitment to driving tech companies to improve through harsh criticism. The service concluded with a prayer in a historic Oakland chapel, marking the end of an era for the No Agenda co-host.

Being a "good Christian" is defined not by epic mountaintop experiences but by small, daily acts of service and kindness. An anecdote describes helping elderly women with their carry-on luggage on an airplane as a practical application of a biblical worldview. The hosts argue that these "dailies," such as maintaining patience in traffic, are the true markers of faith in action.

The development team behind the Godcaster app faced initial disappointment and negative feedback regarding a new feature rollout. Inspired by a message about persistence—specifically the biblical story of circling the walls of Jericho seven times—the team continued their efforts. This persistence resulted in a sudden influx of positive customer requests and renewed interest in the application.