Tag Archives: cultures

A little riff on Springsteen

Posted on January 24, 2017 by Mark Love

This past October, James Smith led our Streaming conference on worship and the formation of missional communities. He also supplied the title for the conference, “Everybody has a hungry heart,” a Springsteen lyric. We took his title and ran with … Continue reading →

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The Kingdom is Near: can I keep my deodorant?

Posted on June 26, 2012 by Mark Love

I listen to Bruce Cockburn. When Eddie Vedder sings, Society, I get it. I read Stanley Haurwas and John Howard Yoder and something within me says, “that sounds right.” I can get a little excitement going for a counter-cultural response … Continue reading →

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The Gospel and Cultures: The location of the gospel story

Posted on February 27, 2012 by Mark Love

This piece is written primarily for the benefit of my grad students who are taking an online class, Gospel and Cultures. I think it’s pretty important stuff for all of us to think about though. So, you get to read … Continue reading →

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