Tag Archives: Amos Yong

Why you should come to Streaming, Oct 8-10

Posted on August 13, 2015 by Mark Love

Baptized with Fire: The Holy Spirit and Missional Communities Jerry Taylor will be preaching from Ezekiel 37, the valley of dry bones, and if that doesn’t give you goose bumps of anticipation, then you don’t know either Jerry Taylor or … Continue reading →

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A charismatic view of salvation: got some full gospel?

Posted on June 8, 2015 by Mark Love

Whenever I pass churches that have the words “full gospel” on their sign, I think to myself “I should be for that.” No one wants half a gospel or even three quarters. You don’t want mostly good news, or only … Continue reading →

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On Being Found a Charismatic: clarifications and reflections

Posted on June 4, 2015 by Mark Love

In yesterday’s blog I claimed the mantle of “charismatic,” which to many sounded like a confession of a new found status. It wasn’t. I’ve considered myself a charismatic a long time. By that I mean that my Christian existence is … Continue reading →

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Why I’m a Charismatic: and you should be too

Posted on June 3, 2015 by Mark Love

At my recent dissertation defense, my primary advisor made some observations at points that called into question my theological commitments. He wondered if I might be a legalist, a Barthian (I’m not sure which is worse to him), and on … Continue reading →

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On the way to an alternative proposal, a review of Spufford’s “Unapologetic”

Posted on March 17, 2015 by Mark Love

Because my last few years have been spent reading the same books over and over as I try to finish a dissertation, I often have to give a sheepish “no” to the question of whether or not I have read … Continue reading →

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