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Ann Voskamp

Ann Voskamp

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Sep 29, 2026

Carey NieuwhofHOST
60:14
And speaking of future conversations, if you hit follow or subscribe wherever you're watching or listening, you will get Sean Morgan and Warren Byrd in a future episode.
Carey NieuwhofHOST
60:24
My wife, Toni Nieuwhof, said Toni Nieuwhof, along with John Ortberg and Ann Voskamp.
Carey NieuwhofHOST
60:28
Yeah, John's coming back.
Carey NieuwhofHOST
60:29
Jimmy Miato, Andrew Hopper, Chuck DeGroat, and a whole lot more.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
38:14
Initially, it's a kind of devotional space for many women.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
38:17
Women like Ann Voskamp just kind of do spiritual journaling, but on a blog and they, without even realizing it, start to gain significant followings.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
38:26
But then you see women like Rachel Held Evans and Sarah Bessie and Nadia Boltz-Weber start blogging their deconstruction journeys for various reasons.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
38:36
They all start to question fundamentalism.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
38:13
Initially, it's a kind of devotional space for many women.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
38:16
Women like Ann Voskamp just kind of do spiritual journaling, but on a blog and they, without even realizing it, start to gain significant followings.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
38:25
But then you see women like Rachel Held Evans and Sarah Bessie and Nadia Boltz-Weber start blogging their deconstruction journeys for various reasons.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
38:35
They all start to question fundamentalism.
Carey NieuwhofHOST
68:25
Coming up on the podcast, back to our regularly scheduled programming with Annie F. Downs, Seth Godin, Sean Morgan, and Warren Byrd with some eye-popping stats on multi-site churches.
Carey NieuwhofHOST
68:37
My wife, Toni Nieuwhof, Jon Ortberg, Ann Voskamp, and a whole lot more.
Carey NieuwhofHOST
68:41
I'm so glad you joined us today.
Carey NieuwhofHOST
68:43
Thank you so much for listening.
Carey NieuwhofHOST
68:25
Coming up on the podcast, back to our regularly scheduled programming with Annie F. Downs, Seth Godin, Sean Morgan, and Warren Byrd with some eye-popping stats on multi-site churches.
Carey NieuwhofHOST
68:37
My wife, Toni Nieuwhof, Jon Ortberg, Ann Voskamp, and a whole lot more.
Carey NieuwhofHOST
68:41
I'm so glad you joined us today.
Carey NieuwhofHOST
68:43
Thank you so much for listening.
Phylicia MasonheimerHOST
30:17
Love this.
Phylicia MasonheimerHOST
30:19
My last one is Loved to Life, a 40-day pilgrimage with love himself that will change your life by Ann Voskamp.
Phylicia MasonheimerHOST
30:26
Ann is one of my dear friends.
Phylicia MasonheimerHOST
30:27
She lives just across Lake Huron from me.
Kristin Du MezGUEST
59:14
Almost every single one of them ended up divorced.
Kristin Du MezGUEST
59:18
An exception would be Ann Voskamp.
Kristin Du MezGUEST
59:20
And, you know, I write quite a bit about her.
Kristin Du MezGUEST
59:23
Much more could be said on how she fits in that.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
23:02
So I had a lot of fun looking into the history of Precious Moments figurines, Thomas Kinkade prints, right? And then I also had a lot of fun researching stories that I had lived through, particularly the chapter on bloggers and the evolution from blogger to influencer.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
23:25
So rereading Ann Voskamp, Jen Hatmaker, Rachel Held Evans, Sarah Bessie, LaTosha Morrison, right? These women that I had kind of, I had watched this play out firsthand and then I returned to it as researcher and And I was able to interview some of these women as well.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
23:45
And it was just very fun to, to put those pieces together in a way.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
23:49
And as, as one of them told me later after she'd read the chapter, like she learned so much just from seeing it all put together and analyzed in this way.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
26:59
... because many of them were denominational ministries, and the gatekeepers were still, like, major Christian publishers, right? So there were still some mechanisms of, of containment.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
27:10
And then the blogosphere starts up, and I start that chapter with Ann Voskamp because she doesn't initially-- or she doesn't come in to, like, disrupt everything and to seize power.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
27:20
She is simply, uh, you know, kind of spiritual journaling on a blog, and many of the earlier evangelical women who are blogging are doing that, and they are trying to foster faith in, um, other women.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
27:38
And then they start asking questions.
David RobertsonHOST
50:06
This was when Hillsong were going big.
David RobertsonHOST
50:09
This is at the same time, by the way, when Hillsong leaders were paying themselves millions of dollars in salaries, benefits and royalties, and giving their conference speakers like T.J. Jakes, Joyce Meyer and Ann Voskamp honorarians of up to $150,000,000.
David RobertsonHOST
50:23
Buying expensive meals at five-star restaurants on the church credit card.
David RobertsonHOST
50:28
There's an example that occasionally cost up to $10,000.

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