Jay Kinsinger's guest appearances

Jay Kinsinger

Bridge of the Faithful

Cedarville Stories

Glen Duerr

Matt Dearden

Tina Smith

Zach Jenkins

Pam Johnson

Cara Harvey

Caleb Smith

Ali Christian

Melissa Brown

Chris Miller

Beth Porter

Michael Card

Sarah Shaw

Christie Thomas

Kevin Jones

OwlTail

Related Episodes: You’ve Got Talent, Created to Create: Composer Austin Jaquith, Created to Create: Author Christine Kindberg, Created to Create: Storyteller Eric Mishne, Created to Create: Musician Leanor Ortega Till, Created to Create: Painter Fiona Miller Jay Kinsinger was created to build. From an early age, he loved being able to put things together and would much rather build his own toys than buy them. As he grew, he found himself working in a tool shop, and that’s exactly where God met him: where he specifically created him to create. After dedicating his life to Jesus in that shop, Jay began his journey in learning how to worship the way God made him to. To him, true worship includes using how his mind works with engineering and building beautiful bicycles out of the original composite: wood. He also is an engineering professor at Cedarville University where he helps others hone and grow in their God-given abilities to create through building. Like most creatives, Jay struggles with perfectionism and distraction, but he is ever learning that God faithfully dwells in our midst as we explore His character through our brilliant ability to create. Exodus 31:3 – I have filled him with the Spirit of God, giving him great wisdom, ability, and expertise in all kinds of crafts. Check out Jay’s beautiful wooden bicycles at Sojourn Cyclery

Related Episodes: <a href="http://www.botfpodcast.com/episode/24/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">You’ve Got Talent</a>, <a href="http://botfpodcast.com/episode/25/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Created to Create: Composer Austin Jaquith</a>, <a href="http://botfpodcast.com/episode/28/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Created to Create: Author Christine Kindberg</a>, <a href="http://botfpodcast.com/episode/29/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Created to Create: Storyteller Eric Mishne</a>, <a href="http://botfpodcast.com/episode/30/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Created to Create: Musician Leanor Ortega Till</a>, <a href="http://botfpodcast.com/episode/31/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Created to Create: Painter Fiona Miller</a> Jay Kinsinger was created to build. From an early age, he loved being able to put things together and would much rather build his own toys than buy them. As he grew, he found himself working in a tool shop, and that’s exactly where God met him: where he specifically created him to create. After dedicating his life to Jesus in that shop, Jay began his journey in learning how to worship the way God made him to. To him, true worship includes using how his mind works with engineering and building beautiful bicycles out of the original composite: wood. He also is an engineering professor at <a href="https://www.cedarville.edu/academic-schools-and-departments/engineering-and-computer-science/faculty/faculty/kinsinger-jay" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cedarville University</a> where he helps others hone and grow in their God-given abilities to create through building. Like most creatives, Jay struggles with perfectionism and distraction, but he is ever learning that God faithfully dwells in our midst as we explore His character through our brilliant ability to create. Exodus 31:3 – I have filled him with the Spirit of God, giving him great wisdom, ability, and expertise in all kinds of crafts. Check out Jay’s beautiful wooden bicycles at <a href="https://sojourn-cyclery.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sojourn Cyclery</a>

Created to Create: Engineer Jay Kinsinger

Mechanical and biomedical engineering professor Jay Kinsinger is an interactive academic. From his days working in a tool and die shop to designing and manufacturing prosthetics to building wood-frame bicycles, Kinsinger engages head, heart, and hands in everything he does. He takes the same approach to teaching, bringing “Davids” into his everyday experiences so they can see his faith expressed in the laboratory of life. Jay Kinsinger is Mr. Hands-On. Professor Kinsinger is an expert woodworker, applying his skill to crafting beautiful and functional wooden bicycle frames, which he sells through his online business, Sojourn Cyclery.Kinsinger’s love for creating ridable art was featured on the Public Television series “American Woodworker.”Engineering professor Jay Kinsinger engages heart, head, and hands in all he does. 

Mechanical and biomedical engineering professor Jay Kinsinger is an interactive academic. From his days working in a tool and die shop to designing and manufacturing prosthetics to building wood-frame bicycles, Kinsinger engages head, heart, and hands in everything he does. He takes the same approach to teaching, bringing “Davids” into his everyday experiences so they can see his faith expressed in the laboratory of life. Jay Kinsinger is Mr. Hands-On. Professor Kinsinger is an expert woodworker, applying his skill to crafting beautiful and functional wooden bicycle frames, which he sells through his online business,<a href="https://sojourn-cyclery.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Sojourn Cyclery</a>.Kinsinger’s love for creating ridable art was featured on the Public Television series “<a href="https://www.pbs.org/video/wood-bicycles-rfmbho/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">American Woodworker</a>.”Engineering professor Jay Kinsinger engages heart, head, and hands in all he does.

Episode 10 | Jay Kinsinger