Andrew Pomerville
Christian Living
“Gamble skillfully evokes ecological metaphors in this grace-filled reflection on the Spirit’s ongoing work within each of us. This study approaches the fruit of the spirit with the care of a gardener tasked with nurturing a preexisting plot – there is a stewardship of the Holy Spirit’s work that encourages a thoughtful, cooperative partnership. Gamble’s exploration of Paul’s list from Galatians creates a sense of belonging and union with the work co-created by the Spirit within each of us. Seeing the fruit as something planted by the Holy Spirit, rather than a goal to attain through personal piety, encourages readers to embrace the freedom experienced in God’s creation.”
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