Show Notes
What does it look like to follow Jesus in the world of Big Tech? Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing sits down with Cheri Devlin— working mom, AI leader, and passionate Christian— to talk about faith, technology, and raising a family in a culture of rapid change.
From the ethical tensions of artificial intelligence to the surprising hunger for God among younger generations, Cheri shares how she navigates life in Silicon Valley with wisdom, integrity, and a deep dependence on Christ.
This conversation speaks to anyone wondering how to live out their faith in the workplace, how to parent with purpose, or how to respond to the spiritual curiosity rising in today’s culture.
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