Segment 4 of a Dick Staub interview. Donald Miller’s Blue Like Jazz came out of nowhere to become a bestseller. This was an early interview before it/he become hot!
Posted in "Live @ Dick Staub Interviews", A. Podcasts -- "The Kindlings Muse", Books, Spirituality in June 29, 2006 by Dick Staub | No Comments »
Donald Miller’s Blue Like Jazz came out of nowhere to become a bestseller. This was an early interview before it/he become hot!
Posted in "Live @ Dick Staub Interviews", A. Podcasts -- "The Kindlings Muse", Books, Spirituality in June 29, 2006 by Dick Staub | No Comments »
Donald Miller’s Blue Like Jazz came out of nowhere to become a bestseller. This was an early interview before it/he become hot!
Posted in "Live @ Dick Staub Interviews", A. Podcasts -- "The Kindlings Muse", Books, Spirituality in June 28, 2006 by Dick Staub | No Comments »
Donald Miller’s Blue Like Jazz came out of nowhere to become a bestseller. This was an early interview before it/he become hot!
Posted in "Live @ Dick Staub Interviews", Books, Spirituality in June 27, 2006 by Dick Staub | 1 Comment »

In this third and final segment our panel fields questions from the audience about Margaret Starbird’s belief that Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene. We also discuss the broader issue of women’s relationship with Christianity. Dr. Dave Nienhuis, theologian at Seattle Pacific University, and Rev. Karen Ward, pastor of the emergent Church of the Apostles, TKM host, Dick Staub, and Margaret Starbird respond. The “Da Vinci Code” brought into popular consciousness this idea that Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene, who carried his child. Margaret Starbird’s “The Woman and the Alabaster Jar” was one of Dan Brown’s sources.
Posted in "Live @ Hales", A. Podcasts -- "The Kindlings Muse", Books, Spirituality in June 24, 2006 by Dick Staub | No Comments »

Dr. Dave Nienhuis, theologian at Seattle Pacific University, and Rev. Karen Ward, pastor of the emergent Church of the Apostles, and TKM host, Dick Staub, respond to Margaret Starbird’s theories about Mary Magdalene’s marriage to Jesus in segment two. This The Kindlings Muse podcast explores the basis for her conclusions and why she thinks it is essential to reinstate the feminine in Christianity. The “Da Vinci Code†brought into popular consciousness this idea that Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene, who carried his child. Margaret Starbird’s “The Woman and the Alabaster Jar” was one of Dan Brown’s sources. (27 Minutes)
Posted in "Live @ Hales", A. Podcasts -- "The Kindlings Muse", Books, Spirituality in June 23, 2006 by Dick Staub | 1 Comment »

The “Da Vinci Code” brought into popular consciousness the theory that Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene who carried his child. Margaret Starbird’s “The Woman and the Alabaster Jar” was one of Dan Brown’s sources and she joins us in this first segment of this The Kindlings Muse podcast to talk about the basis for her conclusions and why she thinks it is essential to reinstate the feminine in Christianity. You’ll also hear music from guitar virtuosos William and Alene. In Segment two we add two additional guests and the third segment features audience questions.
Posted in "Live @ Hales", A. Podcasts -- "The Kindlings Muse", Books, Spirituality in June 22, 2006 by Dick Staub | No Comments »

When I first met Anne Lamott she was just coming “out of the closet” as a follower of Jesus. Unorthodox, opinionated, outspoken and always witty on-the-air, off the air I’ve always been taken with her sweetness, kindness and essential goodness of heart. This is the audio of a show we did in Chicago, She had just eaten a polish hot dog and didn’t feel very good…but her story of God’s love and grace comes through loud and clear.
Posted in "Live @ Dick Staub Interviews", A. Podcasts -- "The Kindlings Muse", Books, Spirituality in June 21, 2006 by Dick Staub | No Comments »

When I first met Anne Lamott she was just coming “out of the closet” as a follower of Jesus. Unorthodox, opinionated, outspoken and always witty on-the-air, off the air I’ve always been taken with her sweetness, kindness and essential goodness of heart. This is the audio of a show we did in Chicago, She had just eaten a polish hot dog and didn’t feel very good…but her story of God’s love and grace comes through loud and clear.
Posted in "Live @ Dick Staub Interviews", A. Podcasts -- "The Kindlings Muse", Books, Spirituality in June 20, 2006 by Dick Staub | No Comments »

When I first met Anne Lamott she was just coming “out of the closet” as a follower of Jesus. Unorthodox, opinionated, outspoken and always witty on-the-air, off the air I’ve always been taken with her sweetness, kindness and essential goodness of heart. This is the audio of a show we did in Chicago, She had just eaten a polish hot dog and didn’t feel very good…but her story of God’s love and grace comes through loud and clear.
Posted in "Live @ Dick Staub Interviews", A. Podcasts -- "The Kindlings Muse", Books, Spirituality in June 19, 2006 by Dick Staub | No Comments »