Cool to be with Rob Bell on this episode that wraps up season #7. You may have heard of Rob, you know, through creative works like Love Wins, Velvet Elvis, Everything is Spiritual ( my favorite RB book btw), the NOOMA video series, and his latest, Where'd You Park Your Spaceship?. We talk about loss, family, identity, creativity, writing, and a whole bunch of stuff. It was a lot of fun. (We also spent a minute talking about indigo: the color of grief , which he was gracious to reference.) Hope you can leave some stars and share this one with a friend. Music for this is episode, per normal, is a mixture of stuff from epidemicsound.com, myself, or samples from landr.com. Hope you have a great holiday season. I'll see you (or talk to you) in the new year!
In this new episode of the show, I got a chance to speak with New York Times bestselling author Rob Bell about seeing the world as a temple, humanity's In this new episode of the show, Jason Elam got a chance to speak with New York Times bestselling author Rob Bell about seeing the world as a temple, humanity's big "Why?", and the art of storytelling.
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