Podcast appearances and mentions of Michael Barber

While this week Rachel Reeves set out her plans on how and where Labour is set to spend money for much of the rest of this Parliament, the question now is do they have a plan for how they're going to deliver on their priorities, and succeed in completing Keir Starmer's missions for government?Joining host Alain Tolhurst to discuss the vexed issue of actually delivering in office what you came in to do is Michelle Clement, lecturer in government studies at the Strand Group at King's College London, who has just published a new book ‘The Art of Delivery: The Inside Story of How the Blair Government Transformed Britain's Public Services' which goes inside the work of Michael Barber, who was put in charge of Tony Blair's delivery unit in 2001.Alongside them are Charlotte Pickles, director of the Re:State think tank and a former special adviser to Iain Duncan Smith, Alexander Iosad, director of Government Innovation at Tony Blair Institute, and John McTernan, former Political Secretary to Tony Blair and a government special adviser.To sign up for our newsletters click herePresented by Alain Tolhurst, produced by Nick Hilton and edited by Ewan Cameron for Podot

In this episode of Logos Podcast, we welcome Dr. Michael Barber, Professor of Sacred Scripture and Theology at the Augustine Institute, to discuss one of the most foundational questions of the Christian faith: What is salvation?Dr. Barber draws on his extensive theological and biblical expertise to guide us through the Catholic understanding of salvation—clarifying what it is, what it is not, and why it remains central to the life of every Christian. Together, we explore misconceptions such as salvation as mere self-help, legal exchange, or private experience, and instead highlight the Church's teaching on grace, discipleship, the sacraments, and the call to ongoing conversion.Support the show

Im englischen Küstenort Westcliff-on-Sea stirbt 1981 Michael Barber unter mysteriösen Umständen. Die Ärzte tippen zunächst auf eine seltene Krankheit. Ein paar Monate später wird jedoch klar: Es handelt sich um eine Vergiftung. Was wie ein tragischer medizinischer Fall beginnt, entpuppt sich als Teil eines kaltblütigen Mordplans. Im Zentrum: seine Ehefrau Susan Barber, ihr Liebhaber Richard Collins und ein tödliches Unkrautbekämpfungsmittel.

In this episode of Do This, Not That, host Jay Schwedelson interviews Michael Barber, formerly the head of global marketing and managing director of Grow Schools UK. He is now the CMO of StarTech.com. They discuss email marketing myths, strategies for improving email deliverability, and building a culture of testing within organizations. Michael shares insights on how emails make it to the inbox, the importance of engagement metrics, and tips for convincing executives to approve marketing tests.Best Moments:(01:45) Michael's background in digital marketing(03:05) Three-step process for email deliverability(06:41) Discussion on email placement in promotional tabs(08:30) Strategies for building a testing culture in organizations(10:57) Conversation about talking to strangers on planes(14:39) Where to find Michael Barber online=================================================================Guest Bio:Michael Barber was the head of global marketing and managing director of Grow Schools UK. He is now CMO at StarTech.com. With over 22 years of experience in digital marketing, he has worked with some of the West Coast's best ad agencies and consulted for both B2B and B2C brands. Michael is known for his expertise in marketing strategy, content marketing, and email marketing. He currently leads a team of marketers at Grow Schools, an organization that helps school leaders secure resources for thriving educational institutions.=================================================================Check out our 100%  FREE + VIRTUAL EVENTS! -> EVENTASTIC - The worlds LARGEST event about EVENTS! June 5-6 2025 Register HERE: https://www.eventastic.com/RegistrationGuru Conference - The World's Largest Virtual EMAIL MARKETING Conference - Nov 6-7! Register here: www.GuruConference.com=================================================================AND Don't miss out on these awesome FREE upcoming Quick Hits!WunderKind: 20 Ideas in 40 Mins! Would You Rather?! Topic: Owned Channel Performance SECRETS!May 8th - Register HERE: https://www.linkedin.com/events/wouldyourather-ownedchannelperf7310021407273304064/theater/Marigold: May 30th 11am est. More info coming soon!=================================================================MASSIVE thank you to our Sponsor, Marigold!!Looking to master consumer engagement in 2025? The 2025 Consumer Trends Index from Marigold reveals how AI, economic pressures, and personalized marketing are shaping consumer expectations. Uncover data-driven insights to foster stronger brand relationships, strike the right balance between personalization and privacy, and turn casual customers into loyal advocates.Download the 2025 Consumer Trends Index today at meetmarigold.com/guru and stay one step ahead of evolving consumer demands!

Massive changes are reshaping email marketing in 2024! From evolving privacy regulations to Apple and Google's new email categorization rules and stricter spam filters, these updates are directly affecting your email open rates, click-through rates, and sender reputation scores. If you rely on email for lead generation, customer engagement, or sales, you need to stay ahead of these critical shifts.In this must-listen episode, we break down the latest email marketing trends, how to improve your email deliverability, and actionable strategies to boost open rates and increase conversions. Don't let these changes hurt your sales—learn how to optimize your email strategy today!The Power of Email Marketing in 2024: What You Need to KnowHow email marketing gives you full control over customer relationshipsThe 0.3% spam complaint rule and how to maintain a healthy email listWhy cleaning your email list regularly is more important than everSegmentation strategies that drive higher engagementThe right way to repurpose content without devaluing your email listHow AI Can Help Write Better Emails—If Used CorrectlyEmail marketing is evolving fast, and staying ahead of these updates is crucial for maintaining strong open rates, engagement, and revenue. Don't let privacy regulations, new email categorization rules, or stricter spam filters derail your success!

Tony Blair werd in 2001 met een grote meerderheid herverkozen tot premier van het Verenigd Koninkrijk.Maar in plaats van tevreden te zijn over de, door de kiezer ervaren, successen zocht hij naar een methode om meer van zijn ambities waar te maken.Hij introduceerde met de hulp van Michael Barber een methode om beleidsmakers en uitvoerders te helpen om meer te bereiken. De Deliverology.Simpel maar doeltreffend. 

Dr. Michael Barber debunks some popular misconceptions about ancient Judaism and early Christianity. 

Ever found yourself frustrated with the maze of marketing tactics? Today I'm joined by Michael Barber, and we kick things off by venting about the trials and tribulations of marketing, but what unfolds will surprise you. As we journey through the discussion, we find ourselves shedding tears, not over marketing woes, but over the essence of humanity and leadership.Michael shares his invaluable insights on the five essential attributes required to thrive as a leader in 2024. Trust me when I say, this isn't your average leadership advice. Michael's list is a game-changer, and you won't want to miss a single word.So be sure to tune in and grab your notepad because this episode is packed with wisdom that will leave a lasting impact on how you navigate the worlds of marketing, leadership, and humanity. Get ready to build not just any legacy, but a meaningful and enduring one. Tune in now and let's explore together with Michael Barber.Learn more about Michael:Michael Barber is the Head of Global Marketing at Grow Schools. Before heading there to lead the marketing team, he worked with brands like MeUndies.com, Johnson & Johnson, Church & Dwight, Hass Avocado Board, and Ithaca College. His career began at Mighty Interactive, the agency founded by Jay Baer, and then he led teams at agencies like Sitewire, Nomadic Agency, and COHN before establishing his own consultancy, Barber & Hewitt. In late 2017, barber&hewitt joined Godfrey, one of the largest B2B agencies. Michael was named one of Marketo's Fearless 50, an award recognizing the world's top marketers driving fearless marketing and digital transformation.Michael's Links:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaeljamesbarber/Connect with Veronica on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vromney/If you're serious about advancing your career in marketing and you're looking for some personal insights into how then I invite you to schedule a free Pathway to Promotion call with me: https://pathwaycall.com/If you found value in today's episode, I would appreciate it if you could leave a rating and review.

Episode: Has the quest for the historical Jesus been plagued by an anti-liturgical sentiment? Michael Barber joins OnScript to discuss the historical Jesus, best method, and Jesus’s mysterious engagement with […] The post Michael Barber – The Historical Jesus and the Temple first appeared on OnScript.

Episode: Has the quest for the historical Jesus been plagued by an anti-liturgical sentiment? Michael Barber joins OnScript to discuss the historical Jesus, best method, and Jesus’s mysterious engagement with […] The post Michael Barber – The Historical Jesus and the Temple first appeared on OnScript.

How does the experience of Mass on Sunday at a parish affect the lives of Catholics, and what role does music play in that experience? How does sacred music bridge the gap between people of different languages, ethnicities, and backgrounds? Why does the Church spend money on beautiful things instead of only on material goods for the poor? We tackle these questions and more in this interview with Bishop Michael C. Barber, SJ, bishop of Oakland, California.  To find out more about the music program at St. Patrick's Seminary and the Catholic Institute of Sacred Music, please visit http://catholicinstituteofsacredmusic.org/. 

This week, Pam will share a couple of cases with you where two paraquats eliminate their victims via subterfuge. 1. Stephen and Carol Baxter were on the verge of retiring from Cazsplash, their bath mat business, but a trusted friend had other plans in mind.  This “friend” went through extensive lengths to get what he wanted, even if that meant murder. 2. Michael Barber lived a simple life with his wife and three children. He was healthy by all counts, so it came as a surprise when he suddenly fell ill at work one day. Meanwhile, his wife was entertaining a neighbor boy… could her promiscuity have led to his unexpected illness? Music: Big Foot by Gvidon on Pixabay (Go check it out!)

Cale Clarke recently dived into the deep end of the Revelation pool, tackling the ever-intriguing "mark of the beast". First, Cale zoomed in on BlackRock's CEO, Larry Fink, and his take on government-issued digital currency, a.k.a. CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currencies). Fink's vision? A tokenized society where every transaction is as transparent as a freshly cleaned window. Sounds futuristic, right? But Cale raises an eyebrow: could this be less about building a better society and more about dismantling the essence of what makes us human?

The 1944 Education Act introduced free secondary education for all pupils, but only came about thanks to a meeting with Winston Churchill leaning back in bed wearing a night cap.Matt looks at the impact of the reforms and how schools have changed since with Michael Barber, Joan Bakewell, Britain's oldest teacher and Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson.Plus: Columnists Manveen Rana and Matthew Bell react to Rishi Sunak's warning to the House of Lords not to block the Rwanda bill, and ITV's Anushka Asthana explains what it was like filming with Keir Starmer for three months. Columnist Panel (03:10)Happy Birthday, Schools! (22:10) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this feast of St. John the Evangelist, Matt and Anna welcome back Steve Ray to talk about the beloved disciple. Dr. Michael Barber talks about the theology of Bethlehem. And Fr. Stef Bankemper offers an alternate version of the “12 Days of Christmas” carol

On this feast of St. John the Evangelist, Matt and Anna welcome back Steve Ray to talk about the beloved disciple. Dr. Michael Barber talks about the theology of Bethlehem. And Fr. Stef Bankemper offers an alternate version of the “12 Days of Christmas” carol. Thursday 12.28.23 Jeff Cavins - the Babylonian exile and Herod the Great (hour 1) Dr Bergsma - the Genealogy of Jesus in Matthew (hour 1)

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Pyrex With Bex with host Bex Scott. Bex talks about vintage Pyrex, of course, but also all things in vintage housewares. You'll hear about her thrifting adventures, learn about reselling, and hear interviews with other enthusiasts. Today Bex introduces her “gateway Pyrex”, the item that inspired her passion for collecting.Bex came to Pyrex because of her grandparents. In cleaning out their garage at the beginning of the pandemic, she discovered a box full of carefully wrapped dishes and glassware. Three of the items were a lime green lasagna pan and two mixing bowls, one green and one red. That discovery got her hooked and sent her into research and collecting. It was her “gateway Pyrex”. In this first episode she explains the significance of the pieces she found in the garage, what collections they belong to, and which book has become her “Pyrex Bible”. Bex also shares vintage ads and recipes that may just inspire you to get your own Pyrex bowl to try baking in. Avid Pyrex enthusiasts, vintage collectors, and interested newbies alike will thoroughly enjoy embarking on this Pyrex podcast journey with Bex.Resources discussed in this episode:“Pyrex Passion” by Michael D. BarberContact Bex on her website—Contact Rebecca Scott | Pyrex With Bex: Website: PyrexWithBex.comInstagram: @pyrexwithbex—TranscriptBex Scott: [00:00:02] Hey, everybody, it's Bex Scott and welcome to the Pyrex With Bex podcast where, you guessed it, I talk about vintage Pyrex, but also all things vintage housewares. I'll take you on my latest thrifting adventures, talk about reselling, chat with other enthusiasts about their collections, and learn about a bunch of really awesome items from the past. Subscribe now on Apple, Spotify or wherever you love listening to podcasts so you don't miss a beat. Bex Scott: [00:00:31] Hey everybody, you're listening to the Pyrex With Bex podcast. My name is Bex Scott and I am so excited that you're tuning in. I've been wanting to record this podcast for quite some time. I am a full-on Pyrex addict. I am self-proclaimed. But also if you were to ask my friends and family, I'm sure they would say exactly the same thing. And I wanted to take this episode to explain to you a little bit about why I got started, give you a backstory, and tell you a little bit about my addiction. So I started collecting Pyrex back in 2019, and this was when the pandemic had just started and we were on lockdown. We had started to lose our hobbies, things that we loved, we couldn't see family and friends. And for many of us, it was a time where we were looking for new things to do and new hobbies to have and Pyrex became that hobby for me. I loved being able to research bowls and patterns and what years things came out and going to the thrift store in hopes that I'd find my next favorite bowl. Bex Scott: [00:01:46] And the whole reason that I found Pyrex was because of my grandparents. I remember at the beginning of the pandemic, we had decided to help my granny and grandpa clear out their garage and they had a full single garage full of we weren't sure what, but I knew there would be a lot of vintage clothes, jackets, dresses in there. And at the time that's mainly what I was interested in. So we went over and started unloading boxes and I remember my mom took down this Rubbermaid bin. It was full of dishes and glassware that was all wrapped up in linens and tablecloths and even some old needlepoint. And I remember seeing this lasagna pan and it was lime green. And at the time I had never heard of Pyrex outside of the measuring cup that I'm sure everybody's mom or even that you have in your kitchen. I unwrapped it and I saw that it was this lime lasagna pan and I instantly fell in love. I kept unwrapping and I also found a green mixing bowl and a red mixing bowl. And I was hooked. They looked like Christmas to me. And right after we left, I immediately went on Google and started looking into what these Pyrex bowls were, what year they were from, and started asking my grandparents questions about where they're from. Bex Scott: [00:03:18] It ended up that they're from my mom's aunt, so my great aunt, and it was all items that they had saved from when she had passed and they ended up in their garage. So this was just a few of the items of Pyrex that she must have had. And to this day, I think about what her kitchen must have looked like and how amazing it must have been. And I wish that I could go back and see it now, knowing what all of these vintage items were. So I'm doing some research and nothing that I had was really, now knowing, hard to find or rare but it was still beautiful to me. I had the lime 232 oblong baking dish. Lime was launched with Flamingo Pink in 1952. It's not my favorite color, but I have to say when you pair the lime with the flamingo pink, it really looks great in a China cabinet or on a countertop. The lime and the flamingo pieces are the ones that we use in our house on a regular basis to bake cakes. So they've seen a lot of birthdays. And trust me, if you've never baked a cake in a Pyrex dish, it's amazing. We've used the brownie dishes, the lasagna pans, and the round cake dishes or the cake pans to do them and they pop out easily and the cakes are delicious and moist, so definitely give it a try. Bex Scott: [00:04:44] If you like the lime color, there's also a complete line of lime green, solid border, opal dinnerware. And this is pretty cool. They have a 22 karat gold band on them. So if you're into dinnerware, give that a search and check those out. So the green mixing bowl that I mentioned ended up being part of the primary set. And the primary set made its debut in 1945 and was the first time that Corning ever sold opal glass to the consumer market using the Pyrex name. And I can see why they decided to start with this primary set because it's beautiful. It's yellow, green, red and blue, and it just, it looks great in your kitchen, I think, and it stands the test of time with the colors. I also had the 404 red mixing bowl, and after doing a bunch of research, I've found that starting in the 1950s, the 404 was sold individually in either yellow or red. So if you know the primary set, it's usually the 404, the biggest bowl, starts off with yellow. But you can also get this alternate red bowl. And to me, I think I like the big red bowl a little bit better than the yellow just because it's such a nice, rich color. The downside to the red is that I've found it is the hardest to find in good condition. Bex Scott: [00:06:11] I don't know whether it's that people just use the red more often. I've also heard, this might just be a rumor, so don't quote me on this, that there's something in the red paint that made it so that it couldn't withstand the test of time like the other bowls did when they were being washed. But like I said, it could be a rumor, I heard it in a Pyrex group, but if you know otherwise or if you know if this is true, make sure you let me know because it's something I've been wondering about. So I would love to know which bowl was the first bowl that you ever collected or as I called the ones that started it off for me, the Gateway Bowl for you. Which do you love the most? Which pattern are you collecting? Let me know. Find me on Instagram at Pyrex With Bex. Send me a DM. I'd love to chat about what got you started with Pyrex collecting or vintage collecting. So back to 2019, I had started my collection with these three bowls, and this kicked things off full steam ahead for me. I started buying bowls like crazy, but the primary set was the main one that I had focused on, and I think that I had ended up with maybe 5 or 6 primary sets. Regardless, way too many Pyrex dishes. There's no reason I needed five full sets of them, so I did end up selling them on Marketplace and finding homes for them. But to this day, the Pyrex primary set is still one of my favorites. Bex Scott: [00:07:47] And if you're a new collector, you need to go out and grab the Pyrex Passion book. It's by Michael Barber. You can buy it online. This has been the biggest help for me as a collector. It goes through all of the colors, the patterns, when they were released, and descriptions for all of them. It will be your Pyrex Bible. And I remember getting it for the first time on my iPad, I bought the online version of it, and it was so cool being able to flip through and see all of these bowls. I not too long ago invested in the paperback copy, which I think is a lot better than doing the online version because you can put sticky notes in it, you can mark it up as you collect bowls, you can check things off in pencil if you want, and just carry it with you and have that paperback copy that you can just hold in your hands. But in this book, Pyrex Passion, I remember seeing one of the very first Pyrex ads for the primary set. It said special $3.50 Pyrex ware color bowl set only $2.49. You save $1.01 limited time only. World's most famous mixing bowl set at almost a third off just in time for Mother's Day. Here's your chance to get America's favorite mixing bowl set at the lowest price in history. And just in time for Mother's Day, think of all the help these big colorful bowls will be for mixing, baking, serving and storing. Think how bright and gay they'll be on the table. Easy to wash clean, too, and they nest together to save space on your shelf. This special bargain offer ends June 30th, so don't wait. Get your Pyrex ware color bowl set and save $1.01 at any housewares store. Bex Scott: [00:09:40] I thought this was pretty incredible to get a whole set for $3.50. Think about how much prices have gone up since that time. I know for where I live, I'm in Canada in a small town in Alberta and a primary set goes for around $100. That's for all four bowls in great condition, no dishwasher damage. Another thing I found really cool, which kind of ties into the primary bowl set or any mixing bowl, is in this vintage Pyrex prize recipes book that I have. I was flipping through and I saw a picture of somebody tipping a 404 red mixing bowl over and a full on angel food cake is coming out of it. So I've used the regular brownie or lasagna or cake pans to do cakes, but I've never baked a cake in a mixing bowl. And this is something that I'm definitely going to have to try. Bex Scott: [00:10:38] So the recipe says, Angel food cake in a hurry with strawberry frosting. One package prepared angel food cake mix, prepare cake mix in a Pyrex mixing bowl according to the directions on the package, being sure that egg whites are beaten so stiff they do not slide when the bowl is tipped. When folding dry ingredients into egg white foam, have spatula or spoon reach the very bottom of the bowl. Leave the batter right in the Pyrex mixing bowl and bake. Turn the bowl upside down on rack to cool before removing cake from bowl. Ice inverted cake with strawberry frosting or sprinkle with confectioner's sugar. Time bake about 35 minutes. Temperature 350°F. Moderate oven. Amount one cake 9.75 inches in diameter. 12 servings. Dish Pyrex four quart mixing bowl. So I don't know if any of you have ever used a mixing bowl to bake a cake, but please let me know because this is something that I think is really cool. Bex Scott: [00:11:38] You know a little bit about me and my Pyrex addiction. I'd love to know about yours. What was the first bowl that you ever collected or the first Gateway Bowl, as I like to call it, that started your Pyrex collection? Feel free to find me on Instagram at Pyrex With Bex or check out my website PyrexWithBex.com. Shoot me an email on there and check out some of the vintage items that I have for sale. 

Do you desire to grow in your understanding and devotion to the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary? Join Taylor Kemp and Dr. Michael Barber as they walk through these biblical mysteries and seek to grow in love for Christ through them. This episode on the Baptism of Jesus is the first episode of a five-part series on the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary. Help us share the truth and beauty of the Gospel and reach Catholics worldwide. Become an Augustine Institute Mission Circle Partner. Join the Mission Circle today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

GLORYHAMMER returns with "Return To The Kingdom Of Fife," a nuclear-powered heroic power metal album, which they are bringing to Australian Audiences this November. Michael Barber (Zargothrax - keyboards) is on hand to discuss the shows and the new album. He also offers his opinion on the situation between venues and bands regarding merchandising royalties, amongst other quality topics.  Catch them with Pirate metal legends RUMAHOY and LïVEWïRE at:  Nov 2 - Adelaide  Nov 3 - Melbourne  Nov 4 - Sydney  Nov 5 - Canberra  Nov 7 - Brisbane  Tickets: www.moshtix.com.au (Adelaide, Brisbane) and www.oztix.com.au (Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra). 

Would you like a proven pattern to tackle your most ambitious and challenging plans? Whatever it is you would like to do – whether it is starting a business, running a marathon or transforming a school – this episode is for you.My guest in Sir Michael Barber, whose career has straddled the world of elite sport and government. Since joining the government in 1997, he has advised 7 of the last 8 Prime Ministers – the exception being Liz Truss. In the world of sport, Michael has advised Team Sky, the elite cycling team, and he is a member of the Football Association's Technical Advisory Board, which helps the FA prepare England's teams, both men and women, for major tournaments.Michael has written a book called Accomplishment, and we discuss some of the key themes in this episode, so that you can immediately start applying them in your own life. In this episode we discuss:- The value of setting an irrationally big goal underpinned by values- A powerful thought experiment used by Tony Blair to understand what is truly possible- How to develop focus in an age of distraction & why it is crucial- The key elements to building a plan- Planning mustn't stop action. How do you know when you have done enough?- What to do when things go wrong- How to build relationships & the art of negotiation- Managing an ‘implementation dip'- Recognising that ‘success' isn't all its cracked up to beSir Michael Barber's website: https://sirmichaelbarber.co.uk/Michael's book Accomplishment: https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/314538/accomplishment-by-barber-michael/9780141991276**MyTwitter: https://twitter.com/simonmundieInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/simonmundie/And for the 'Mundie on Monday' newsletter - featuring three of the best Life Lessons from four years and 200 of these conversations - head to simonmundie.com (where you can also drop me an email)Please do share this episode - it makes a big difference in helping people find this podcast.Thank you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr. Michael Barber and Dr. James Prothro, professors of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, study St. Paul's pivotal Letter to the Galatians. Click to view the Galatians series Grab your Bible and follow along! We recommend the ESV-Catholic Edition, which you can find at Catholic.Market. To learn more about St. Paul and his letters, view Dr. Barber's Short Course on the Letters of St. Paul Help us share the truth and beauty of the Gospel and reach Catholics worldwide. Become an Augustine Institute Mission Circle Partner. Join the Mission Circle today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Michael Barber and Dr. James Prothro, professors of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, study St. Paul's pivotal Letter to the Galatians. Click to view the Galatians series Grab your Bible and follow along! We recommend the ESV-Catholic Edition, which you can find at Catholic.Market. To learn more about St. Paul and his letters, view Dr. Barber's Short Course on the Letters of St. Paul Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Michael Barber and Dr. James Prothro, professors of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, study St. Paul's pivotal Letter to the Galatians. Click to view the Galatians series Grab your Bible and follow along! We recommend the ESV-Catholic Edition, which you can find at Catholic.Market. To learn more about St. Paul and his letters, view Dr. Barber's Short Course on the Letters of St. Paul Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Michael Barber and Dr. James Prothro, professors of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, study St. Paul's pivotal Letter to the Galatians. Click to view the Galatians series Grab your Bible and follow along! We recommend the ESV-Catholic Edition, which you can find at Catholic.Market. To learn more about St. Paul and his letters, view Dr. Barber's Short Course on the Letters of St. Paul Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Michael Barber and Dr. James Prothro, professors of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, study St. Paul's pivotal Letter to the Galatians. Click to view the Galatians series Grab your Bible and follow along! We recommend the ESV-Catholic Edition, which you can find at Catholic.Market. To learn more about St. Paul and his letters, view Dr. Barber's Short Course on the Letters of St. Paul

Dr. Michael Barber and Dr. James Prothro, professors of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, study St. Paul's pivotal Letter to the Galatians. Click to view the Galatians series Grab your Bible and follow along! We recommend the ESV-Catholic Edition, which you can find at Catholic.Market. To learn more about St. Paul and his letters, view Dr. Barber's Short Course on the Letters of St. Paul

This week Erin tells us about Susan Barber who was convicted of poisoning her husband, Michael Barber, in June of 1981 in Essex, England. Sources: https://murderpedia.org/female.B/b/barber-susan.htm https://www.upi.com/Archives/1982/11/09/An-unfaithful-British-wife-who-laced-her-husbands-steak/7672405666000/ https://www.flandershealth.us/toxic-effects/the-case-of-susan-barber.html Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Michael Barber and Dr. James Prothro, professors of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, study St. Paul's pivotal Letter to the Galatians. Click to view the Galatians series Grab your Bible and follow along! We recommend the ESV-Catholic Edition, which you can find at Catholic.Market To learn more about St. Paul and his letters, view Dr. Barber's Short Course on the Letters of St. Paul

Dr. Michael Barber and Dr. James Prothro, professors of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, study St. Paul's pivotal Letter to the Galatians. Click to view the Galatians series Grab your Bible and follow along! We recommend the ESV-Catholic Edition, which you can find at Catholic.Market. To learn more about St. Paul and his letters, view Dr. Barber's Short Course on the Letters of St. Paul

Dr. Michael Barber and Dr. James Prothro, professors of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, study St. Paul's pivotal Letter to the Galatians. Click to view the Galatians series Grab your Bible and follow along! We recommend the ESV-Catholic Edition, which you can find at Catholic.Market. To learn more about St. Paul and his letters, view Dr. Barber's Short Course on the Letters of St. Paul

This week Dr. Tim Gray and Dr. Michael Barber, professor of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, continue their study of the Gospel of Matthew by diving into 28:1-20. Buy Your Bible on Catholic.Market.Watch Bible Studies on FORMED.Sign Up for FORMED.Support this podcast and the Augustine Institute on the Mission Circle.

This week Dr. Tim Gray and Dr. Michael Barber, professor of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, continue their study of the Gospel of Matthew by diving into 28:1-20.

This week Dr. Tim Gray and Dr. Michael Barber, professor of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, continue their study of the Gospel of Matthew by diving into 27:32-66.

This week Dr. Tim Gray and Dr. Michael Barber, professor of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, continue their study of the Gospel of Matthew by diving into 26:69-27:31.

What is salvation? If we get anything right in our faith, it should be this. And yet, most Catholics don't have a clear idea of what salvation means. Especially when a non-Catholic challenges them with the question “Are you saved?” In this episode, Dr. Michael Barber unpacks the Church's teaching on salvation: what it IS and what it ISN'T. So the next time someone asks you “Are you saved?” you'll know exactly how to give them the Catholic answer!

This week Dr. Tim Gray and Dr. Michael Barber, professor of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, continue their study of the Gospel of Matthew by diving into 26:36-68.

This week Dr. Tim Gray and Dr. Michael Barber, professor of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, continue their study of the Gospel of Matthew by diving into 26:1-35.

This week Dr. Tim Gray and Dr. Michael Barber, professor of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, continue their study of the Gospel of Matthew by diving into 25:1-46.

This week Dr. Tim Gray and Dr. Michael Barber, professor of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, continue their study of the Gospel of Matthew by diving into 24:29-51.

This week Dr. Tim Gray and Dr. Michael Barber, professor of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, continue their study of the Gospel of Matthew by diving into 24:1-28.

Dr. Tim Gray and Dr. Michael Barber discuss St. Lawrence and the true "Treasure of the Church."

This week Dr. Tim Gray and Dr. Michael Barber, professor of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, continue their study of the Gospel of Matthew by diving into 22:41-46; 23:1-39.

This week Dr. Tim Gray and Dr. Michael Barber, professor of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, continue their study of the Gospel of Matthew by diving into 22:1-40.

This week Dr. Tim Gray and Dr. Michael Barber, professor of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, continue their study of the Gospel of Matthew by diving into 21:23-46.

This week Dr. Tim Gray and Dr. Michael Barber, professor of Sacred Scripture at the Augustine Institute Graduate School, continue their study of the Gospel of Matthew by diving into 21:1-22.

Michael Barber digs into email hacks for B2B marketers, including what keeps him awake at night, tips to pay attention to, words of wisdom for 2023, and more.

It's time to continue the rewind and our 40 Speaking Lessons from 400 Episodes series for Episode 402 of The Speaker Lab Podcast! For Part 3 we are looking back at 10 more incredible lessons from our very own podcast guests. Living out the lessons shared by these seasoned speakers will not only strengthen you as a speaker but take your business and vision for the future to the next level. It's time to add to your list from Episodes 400 and 401! As you set your goals and put in the sweat equity, these pillars of success will help guide your way! Whether you're just starting, or need a refresh on what will set you apart in the industry, this episode is for you. Enjoy! Here are 10 (more!) key lessons to help you become a better speaker: 21. Harness the power of the freedom compass (Michael Hyatt, Ep. 246) 22. A strong personal brand will set you apart from the competition (Rick Clemons, Ep. 241) 23. There's no magic solution to get in front of event planners (Josh McGhee, Ep. 245) 24. Why you have to lovingly punch your audience in the gut (Todd Henry, Ep. 224) 25. It's important to craft an experience for your audience (Stephen Shapiro, Ep. 179) 26. Be okay with sharing the real you (Michael Barber, Ep. 195) 27. Exposure is the key to success (Matthew Kimberly, Ep. 273) 28. How to prepare right before you get on stage (Melanie Deziel, Ep. 192) 29. Show your audience you're an expert, not just a speaker (Thomas Frank, Ep. 214) 30. There's a difference between being a good baker and running a good bakery (Erick Rheam, Ep. 247) Don't miss our book giveaway! We're giving away 40 copies of The Successful Speaker to celebrate 400 episodes. CLICK HERE and enter your info to get started!