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Speakeasy Theology

Chris EW Green
Bonhoeffer
Theology
Pastoral Care
John 21
Christianity
Augustine
Benedict XVI
Peter
Ascension
Eucharist
Karl Rahner
Liturgy
Pentecostalism
Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Prophetic Legitimacy
Love
Community
Preaching
Scripture
Luke

theological and pastoral reflections on biblical texts and current events cewgreen.substack.com

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Bishop Mark
A bishop with extensive ministry experience and expertise in prophetic practices
Episode: I Must Turn Aside
Dr. Hart
Theologian and poet, currently at Duke University
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Episode: And Say it with a Steady, Even Voice

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 41 ratings
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    Mind/Heart expanding to listen to so many interesting guests

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    United States10 months ago
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    Almost Mic dropping! Top 5 on biblical theology! Love it!

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I Must Turn Aside
Q: Do you remember your first experience of the prophetic, either hearing it or speaking it?
Bishop Mark describes his first experience at 19, where he had a dramatic encounter with Jesus and began to speak prophetically during prayer meetings.
And Say it with a Steady, Even Voice
Q: Did you ever consider a call to the priesthood?
Dr. Hart reflects on how he briefly contemplated a call to the priesthood after his conversion to Catholicism but ultimately felt that his calling was more aligned with teaching and writing.

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