I Can’t Fight This Feeling: The Problem of Emotion in Protestant Christianity – Simeon Zahl

by Mockingbird on May 7, 2013 • 8:45 am 1 Comment

Slightly re-titled but no less, er, plausible (or awesome):

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Hopelessly Devoted: Acts Chapter Eight Verses Twenty Two through Twenty Four | Mockingbird says:

Jul 1, 2013

[…] Alright, devoted. This morning’s reading comes from The Mockingbird Devotional, following the “Daily Office Lectionary Guide,” a resource you’ll find in the index of the book that matches each of our devotions to the church calendar. Following this puts us here for this Monday, at Acts 8, with Maestro Simeon Zahl. […]

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I Can’t Fight This Feeling: The Problem of Emotion in Protestant Christianity – Simeon Zahl