Rainn Wilson makes an exciting entrance on April 9, 2015 in McCain auditorium for his presentation of "Soul Pancake: Chew on Life's Big Questions". Soul Pancake, started by Wilson, is a media company best know for their youtube videos and aims to "make the world more awesome." (Lauren Nagle | The Collegian)

Rainn Wilson pleases the camera-happy fans by "posing for instagram" on April 9, 2015 in McCain Auditorium. In "Soul Pancake: Chew on Life's Big Questions", Wilson offered the personal life advice on happiness, faith and the future he has found on his spiritual journey. (Lauren Nagle | The Collegian)

Rainn Wilson tells about growing up in the Baha'i faith, what it taught him and how it shaped his "spiritual journey" on April 9, 2015 in McCain Auditorium. (Lauren Nagle | The Collegian)

Rainn Wilson gives insight to his view on happiness while presenting "Soul Pancake: Chew on Life's Big Questions" in McCain Auditorium on April 9, 2015. Wilson proclaimed, "There is a myth in our culture and it's insidious: that happiness is in the future. And it really ticks me off.... Happiness is a choice to say I'm alive, I'm taking a breath and here I am." (Lauren Nagle | The Collegian)

During the Q&A portion of his presentation in McCain Auditorium on April 9, 2015, Rainn Wilson (right) brought up Aaron Jackson (left) to tell the crowd about his charity. Wilson was inspiried by the work of Jackson's non-profit, called Planting Peace, which has built four orphanages and works to deworm children in third-world countries. (Lauren Nagle | The Collegian)

Rainn Wilson, actor and comedian, presents in McCain Auditorium on April 9, 2015. "We have to question the idea that stuff is gonna make us happy, or popularity is going to make us happy, or that twitter followers will make us happy... Because I have a lot of [twitter followers] and I am not happy, " Wilson proclaimed. (Lauren Nagle | The Collegian)