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Walking and the Slow Life of the Spirit

Posted on July 28, 2015 by Mark Love

In my recent posts, I’ve tried to make three big points: being attentive to the Holy Spirit requires more than just self-introspection, but by neccesity includes being attentive to life in the world with others. Second, the speed of attentiveness … 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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