Today we are experiencing theology with Jared Caspari. Jared is a husband, father, carpenter, and worship leader. Jared is the owner of Shalom Restorations, a carpentry business in Florida, and the creator of Refining Exegetics, a podcast and biblical studies channel which aims to inspire life-changing interpretation of the Bible as well as our stories through unique explorations of modern biblical scholarship and ancient wisdom.

Today, we are experiencing theology with Spencer Owen. Spencer is a husband, father, and a certified, licensed counselor and therapist whose practice is called Renewed Life Counseling, where his goal is to transform lives through the renewing of body, mind, and spirit. Spencer is also the creator of the Trauma-Informed Church Kid YouTube Channel (‪@churchkidpod‬) podcast, and Facebook group, where his goal is to reconstruct religion for the hurting with theology that doesn't hurt to facilitate a biblically-grounded, trauma-informed faith.I highly recommend you check out the "Jesus, Paul, and (the) Law" series of conversations on Spencer's YouTube Channel. They are actually the oldest videos on his channel! I also recommend you join his Facebook Group to talk more with him and others in his community about a trauma-informed, biblically-grounded faith. Finally, Spencer and I have several recorded conversations and lots of long message threads in the Law of God Facebook Group, so I recommend a join and review. Renewed Life Counseling Website: https://www.renewedlifellc.com/Trauma-Informed Church Kids Facebook Group: / 1h5cuvshxe The Law of God Facebook Group: / 1gp7hdfq2e

Today, we are experiencing theology with Michael Temperato. Michael is a husband, father, businessman, and a Torah-observant Christian theist. He created the YouTube Channel Metaphysics Mike where he explores reality through religion, science, and philosophy. There, he offers engaging videos aimed at shedding light on anything effecting how we see the world and ourselves in it, with a focus on helping people break free of the traditional errors of the forefathers of the Christian faith.