Tag Archives: charismatic movmement

Our Failures are Due to What We Forget

Posted on April 19, 2022 by Peter H. Davids

Over the past year we have seen quite a few significant failures in evangelical and charismatic leadership. We have, perhaps, listened to The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill podcasts, an excellent series that concerns much wider issues than Mars … Continue reading →

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Historical Amnesia

Posted on June 4, 2021 by Peter H. Davids

I recently was part of Catholic – Charismatic (=neo-Pentecostal)/Pentecostal Novena to the Holy Spirit. I was part of it mainly because John Michael Talbot was speaking in one online session (there was a talk each day before the prayers), unfortunately … Continue reading →

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The Integration of the Charismatic and the Contemplative

Posted on May 13, 2019 by Peter H. Davids

I am a fully professed member of the Brothers and Sisters of Charity, Domestic. The BSCD stands for the integration of a number of things (which is good – that influenced our joining), one of which is the charismatic and … Continue reading →

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The Acquisition of the Holy Spirit

Posted on February 27, 2019 by Peter H. Davids

I have been reading theology and especially spirituality for decades – it is part of my life. As one part of this I have been reading (or having read to me) Bible since I was one year old. Some have … Continue reading →

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