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Way Stations | Conversations Along the Journey

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by Steve Bell, C.M., O.M.

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7 episodes

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WAY STATIONS PODCAST with Steve Bell A Way Station is a resting place for pilgrim travellers to stop for rest, nourishment, company, and news from other lands. Steve Bell's vocation as a singer/songwriter takes him all over the world and gives him the opportunity to meet interesting, thoughtful people: artists, authors, social entrepreneurs, activists, theologians, etc. Way Stations Podcast is a simple vehicle to share with you the people he meets and the kinds of conversations those meetings make possible.

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December 11, 2025

Dark Night of the Soul - St. John of the Cross: with Dr. Bruce Hindmarsh

*Originally aired in 2021: Re-released in Way Stations Format for Podcast Join Steve as he interviews Bruce Hindmarsh (Professor of Spirituality and Christian History | Regent College), about "Dark Night of the Soul", a poem written by St. John of the Cross which inspired Steve to write the song. <a href="https://www.brucehindmarsh.com/" target="_blank" rel= "noopener">https://www.brucehindmarsh.com/</a> Music Video/Song: Dark Night of the Soul Music and Lyrics by Steve Bell *Adapted from the poem by St. John of the Cross (circa 1577) Orchestral arrangement by Mike Janzen Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra conducted by Rei Hotoda

December 4, 2025

A Political Reading of Mark's Gospel: with Dr. Stephen Backhouse

In this fascinating episode, Steve talks to Dr. Stephen Backhouse about the field of Political Theology, who then demonstrates that discipline by applying it to the Gospel of Mark. During COVID, Dr. Backhouse released a 31-part podcast series in which he takes listeners through a political reading of the book of Mark. Each episode is 30-40 minutes long and presented in a delightfully casual, accessible manner. Host Steve Bell found the series to be transformative and hopes this conversation will entice some of you to check it out. Go To: <a title="Tent Theology" href="https://www.tenttheology.com/" target="_blank" rel= "noopener">https://www.tenttheology.com/</a> and click on The Gospel of Mark (it's free) Spoiler alert! For Dr. Backhouse, 'political' does not equal 'partisan.' This is not about how one should vote in an election. Backhouse invites listeners to consider that Political Theology is a more fully-orbed contemplation of how we use our power in the world in the light of Biblical revelation... particularly, the life and teachings of Jesus. We hope to have Stephen Backhouse back in the early new year to discuss his book, Kierkegaard: A Single Life (Zondervan, 2016). From the slip cover: "This new biography introduces Kierkegaard in his many disguises—the thinker, the lover, the recluse, the writer, the controversialist—in prose so compelling it reads like a novel," You may want to order and read the book in advance. <img src= "//assets.libsyn.com/show/455865/71xiG5hmNtL._AC_UF10001000_QL80_.jpg" alt="Stephen Backhouse Kierkegaard Book Cover" width="254" height= "387" />

November 13, 2025

Fall In Love: Story & Song - with guest Carolyn Arends

In this podcast, Steve and Carolyn discuss her music career journey as a songwriter and Christian recording artist, along with discussing her latest single "Fall In Love". This compelling conversation will take you behind the scenes of the industry, and will highlight some of her influences along the way and finishes with a lyric video of Carolyn's new song. Carolyn Arends is an internationally awarded singer/songwriter and author whose work has yielded 14 albums,15 top ten radio singles on the Canadian and US Christian charts, and 3 critically acclaimed books. Carolyn holds a Master of Arts in Theological Studies from Regent College. She is a regular columnist for Christianity Today and serves as an adjunct professor at ACTS Seminary, Pacific Life Bible College, and Columbia Bible College.In addition to her busy touring and speaking schedule, Carolyn is the current Director of Education for Renovaré Institute for Christian Spiritual Formation. Carolyn lives in Surrey, BC with her husband, Mark, and their children Benjamin and Bethany. Websites: https://www.carolynarends.com/ https://renovare.org/institute/overview

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What is Way Stations | Conversations Along the Journey?: WAY STATIONS PODCAST with Steve Bell

A Way Station is a resting place for pilgrim travellers to stop for rest, nourishment, company, and news from other lands.

Steve Bell's vocation as a singer/songwriter takes him all over the world and gives him the opportunity to meet interesting, thoughtful people: artists, authors, social entrepreneurs, activists, theologians, etc. Way Stations Podcast is a simple vehicle to share with you the people he meets and the kinds of conversations those meetings make possible.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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