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Andrew is a PhD candidate at the University of Nottingham, where his research focuses on theology and technology. He occasionally teaches at Heritage College and Seminary and serves as an elder at Grandview Church in Kitchener, Ontario.
Joel is a principal product manager at Splunk, where he focuses on driving technology innovation into their data analytics platform. After studying Mechatronics Engineering at Waterloo and working at Toyota and Ecobee, he started What Would Jesus Tech to reach the technologists building tomorrow’s tools. He lives in Toronto with his wife and two sons.
Austin (MA, Reformed Theological Seminary) is the director of youth at Redeemer Christian Church, executive producer of Mending Division Academy, and a cohost of the show. He writes Passing Through Digital Babylon and believes the Bible has much to say about our technology today. He lives in Amarillo, Texas with his wife, Melissa, and son, Moses.
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Michael is pursuing a Bachelor of Theology in Youth Ministry at Heritage College & Seminary and serves as youth intern at Crestwicke Baptist Church. He specializes in connecting the principles of Scripture to the technological contexts of everyday life, with neither a naive tech-optimism nor a resistant tech-pessimism.
Obadiah helps strengthen local churches across Canada through theological education. A graduate of Redeemer University and current M.Div. student at Heritage, he founded a men’s preaching group, leads the Emerging Christian Scholars network, and regularly speaks at youth and young adult groups. He writes at seminaryforthepew.substack.com.
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