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Jan 10, 20267 min
A Blog Post for a New Year: Reconstructing Charismatic Theology and Practice Around Receiving, Giving and Self-Giving
The famous banner which I reference below is hung in the CTF sanctuary to the left of where I took this picture. It reads "To walk in God's love and to give it away to Toronto and the world." Happy New Year everyone! Claire and I had a wonderfully restful time over the holiday season. Thanks for checking in to another blog post. As those of you who have been following along will surely have noticed, my spiritual and theological journey over the last 12 or so years has involved some...

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Nov 12, 20258 min
Purity Culture in the Contemporary Charismatic Movement
Getty Images 471739380 The task of every new generation of Christians is to sift what they have inherited from their forebears in a spirit of respect, humility, prayerfulness, discernment and critical thinking, so as to determine which parts of their theological heritage God wants them to maintain and which parts God wants them to jettison or at least rethink. This is essentially the purpose of this blog as a whole, focused specifically on the charismatic movement. As I have matured, grown...

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Oct 19, 20255 min
The Problem with ‘Passion for Jesus’
TRIGGER WARNING - this blog contains discussions of spiritual abuse and severe mental health challenges. Proceed with caution and reach out to a qualified mental health professional if needed. When I first came to Canada in 2009 I was almost immediately introduced to and then submerged in the teachings of the now disgraced former leader of the International House of Prayer in Kansas City (also known as IHOPKC), Mike Bickle. One of Bickle’s most famous emphases and the name of one of his books...

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