Comments on: Spirit-baptism - What difference does it make? http://cafebiblia.com/?p=128 A blog about Christ, theology, and biblical texts. Mon, 06 Sep 2010 16:25:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: james http://cafebiblia.com/?p=128#comment-10048 james Fri, 30 May 2008 20:07:09 +0000 http://cafebiblia.com/?p=128#comment-10048 Great treatise on Spirit baptism. I linked it on my site. I love the blog. I might be back here often! Great treatise on Spirit baptism. I linked it on my site.

I love the blog. I might be back here often!

]]> By: Craig Johnson http://cafebiblia.com/?p=128#comment-9875 Craig Johnson Thu, 29 May 2008 17:43:57 +0000 http://cafebiblia.com/?p=128#comment-9875 Thanks, David for your comment. I will be posting more on the topic of spiritual gifts - including my own contribution to the cessation issue. I do believe God no longer energizes particular gifts in the church today. However, I think my reasons differ from many cessationists. Thanks again for reading and commenting. Thanks, David for your comment. I will be posting more on the topic of spiritual gifts - including my own contribution to the cessation issue. I do believe God no longer energizes particular gifts in the church today. However, I think my reasons differ from many cessationists. Thanks again for reading and commenting.

]]> By: David B http://cafebiblia.com/?p=128#comment-9689 David B Wed, 28 May 2008 16:26:37 +0000 http://cafebiblia.com/?p=128#comment-9689 Greetings Craig, Good post. I definitely got some food for thought and some conviction on my different thoughts about the body. In much the way it should be your post challenged me to both tweak my thinking on others and myself. Your article does seem like the first in a series so I look forward to some more in depth thoughts on the gifts, ceased?, etc. I definitely agree that teching is being overlooked as a whole and that the teachers aren't spending the necessary time and study to make their gift fruitful. Greetings Craig,
Good post. I definitely got some food for thought and some conviction on my different thoughts about the body. In much the way it should be your post challenged me to both tweak my thinking on others and myself. Your article does seem like the first in a series so I look forward to some more in depth thoughts on the gifts, ceased?, etc. I definitely agree that teching is being overlooked as a whole and that the teachers aren’t spending the necessary time and study to make their gift fruitful.

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