As promised, here is the first part of my video discussion with my wife Jody, author of Grief: Finding the Candle of Light, which is our book of the week.
(This is not an Energion Publications title, but our new policy is to highlight our authors even when it does not involve books we publish.) Jason Kees reviews New Testament Textual Criticism: A Concise Guide by David Alan Black. His conclusion? This book is a great resource for all pastors, teachers and theologians alike. Black…
Energion owner/editor Henry Neufeld has published an article on this topic on his blog, Threads from Henry’s Web.
Panama City, FL 6 – 9 p.m. Energion Publications and Eucatastrophe Press (an imprint of EP) are hosting an evening of book signings, music, poetry and opportunity at Northstar Church, 2355 St. Andrews Boulevard, Panama City, FL 32405. Editors Henry Neufeld and Nick May will be on hand at this event to sit down with…
Since I’m featuring my own book this week, and offering autographed copies of it, I thought I’d do some linking to some of my material on Biblical inspiration and the gift of prophecy that is available on the internet. Back in 1997 I wrote a lengthy statement of belief and supporting essay on Biblical inspiration…
If your spiritual life needs nourishment, so does your intellectual life. The plain truth of the matter is that God created us as rational beings. Anti-intellectualism is therefore a serious threat to balanced Christianity. “It is fundamental with us,” wrote John Wesley, “that to renounce reason is to renounce religion, that religion and reason go…
September 25-26, 2010 David Alan Black, describes himself as a passionate teacher, husband, father, professor, author, preacher, lecturer, web journalist, and (above all) a sinner saved by God’s sovereign grace, will be in Pensacola, FL, September 25-26, 2010. Saturday, September 25 at the Governor Perry Home (Wesley Abbey) 6 East Wright Street Pensacola, FL 32501…
