The Hope of Easter: Spiritual Anarchy

from iGod St Matthew-in-the-City · host Clay Nelson

The Jesus the Church proclaims is not the borderless, rule-breaking, anarchy-spreading Jesus of the Gospels. Glynn argues, "He wanted to break the control system. He hoped that breaking would catch on. He hoped that what horrified the thought police would spread. He hoped that like wild windblown mustard spiritual anarchy would grow, bloom, and seed like a weed in every and any place, beyond the power of the elites." Text and Video available at http://www.stmatthews.org.nz/nav.php?sid=572&id=1245

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