Speaking Engagements
SPEAKER TOPICS
Scott Fehrenbacher speaks at conferences, retreats, leadership gatherings, podcasts, and Christian events across North America — helping audiences rethink how faith-based organizations can wisely navigate cultural and technological change while remaining deeply grounded in mission and biblical conviction.
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The Gospel Has Always Traveled New Roads
How Christian leaders can navigate cultural and technological change without compromising biblical conviction
Throughout history, the Church has repeatedly faced moments of disruption brought on by new technologies, cultural shifts, and changing patterns of communication. This keynote explores how Christians have historically responded to innovation — sometimes courageously and sometimes fearfully — and what modern leaders can learn from those moments today. Drawing from decades of experience in Christian media, digital strategy, and nonprofit leadership, Scott challenges audiences to rethink how the “invisible roads” of technology and media are shaping faith, discipleship, worship, and Gospel access in a rapidly changing world.
The Church Between Sundays
Why digital engagement has become essential to modern discipleship and spiritual connection
People no longer experience faith only inside church buildings or during weekend services. Increasingly, encouragement, worship, teaching, and spiritual exploration happen throughout the week through streaming, podcasts, social media, video, music, and digital communities. This presentation explores how churches and ministries can thoughtfully engage people beyond traditional models while remaining deeply rooted in biblical truth, authentic community, and meaningful discipleship.
Virtuous Mediocrity
Pursuing Excellence in the Pursuit of the Great Commission
Many faith-based organizations begin with courage, sacrifice, urgency, and a deep dependence on God — but over time, success, familiarity, limited expectations, and institutional comfort can quietly produce complacency. In this inspirational and challenging keynote, Scott Fehrenbacher explores how Christian ministries, churches, schools, nonprofits, and leaders can unintentionally settle into what he calls “virtuous mediocrity” — doing good work, but no longer pursuing excellence, innovation, creativity, or bold vision with the urgency the Gospel deserves.
Rooted in Bible Colossians 3:23 — “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters” — this presentation calls Christian leaders to reject passive maintenance thinking and rediscover a culture of excellence, stewardship, creativity, and courageous mission. Through personal stories, leadership lessons, and practical insights drawn from decades in Christian media, education, and nonprofit leadership, Scott challenges audiences to pursue their calling with renewed passion, intentionality, and wholehearted commitment to the Great Commission.
Author
INVISIBLE ROADS
Invisible Roads explores how the unseen systems of media, technology, communication, and digital culture are quietly reshaping the way people think, connect, worship, learn, and encounter faith in the modern world. Drawing from decades of leadership experience in Christian media, higher education, digital strategy, and nonprofit innovation across both the United States and Canada, Scott Fehrenbacher examines how the Church has historically responded to major communication revolutions — from roads and printing presses to radio, television, the internet, streaming, and artificial intelligence.
More than a book about technology, Invisible Roads is a call for Christian leaders and organizations to thoughtfully engage the opportunities and challenges of a rapidly changing culture with wisdom, courage, creativity, and a renewed commitment to the Great Commission.
PUT YOUR MONEY WHERE YOUR MORALS ARE
"Put Your Money Where Your Morals Are", published by Broadman and Holman, which sold out its first printing. Scott's work has been featured in the Sunday New York Times, Money Magazine, Institutional Investor magazine, and dozens of newspapers including the London Sunday Telegraph and the Wall Street Journal. He has also appeared live on CNBC, NET TV network, and dozens of live talk radio shows.
