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A Question To Ponder

Posted Sep 20 2009 by Jonathan Brink in  with 6 Comments

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What is your definition of spiritual maturity for yourself?

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Jonathan BrinkI am an business development and communications consultant. I am also the senior editor and publisher for Civitas Press. I recently published, Discovering The God Imagination: Reconstructing A Whole, New Christianity. (Civitas, 2011)View all posts by Jonathan Brink →

  • fredshope

    Loving God more completely and resting in his love, and loving those around me the way Jesus would.

  • fredshope

    Loving God more completely and resting in his love, and loving those around me the way Jesus would.

  • http://armyofpriests.com/ Adam

    The more “spiritually mature” I am, the more equipped I am to love other people.

    And by “love” I don't mean some mushy feeling either. I mean making difficult scarifies for people.

  • http://armyofpriests.com/ Adam

    The more “spiritually mature” I am, the more equipped I am to love other people.

    And by “love” I don't mean some mushy feeling either. I mean making difficult scarifies for people.

  • Raelene

    Talking to God even when I don't want to hear his response.

  • Raelene

    Talking to God even when I don't want to hear his response.

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