Revolutionary Love

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Revolutionary Love

By: Festo Kivengere, Dorothy Smoker

Narrated by: Tim Stephenson

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"Revolutionary love" sounds like an oxymoron. Revolution is usually a negative, violent, and destructive change, while love is positive, peaceful, and contented. But true love always changes people. And Christ’s love brings the most revolutionary change of all.

Festo Kivengere (1919 - 88) experienced both kinds of revolution. He escaped Uganda when the brutal regime of Idi Amin seized power. But he could not escape the pursuit of Jesus, who came into his life with radically transformative grace. In Revolutionary Love, Kivengere tells his story of learning to freely receive Christ’s love and freely share it with others.

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I particularly responded to illustrations from the writer’s life that spoke of Walking in the Spirit of Christ - in life.

I met the writer in 1958, but had only had glimpses of his life since then.

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