Energion author Jody Neufeld, author of Grief: Finding the Candle of Light, will serve as a facilitator for a GriefShare program offered at First United Methodist Church, Pensacola each Sunday February 1 – April 5, 2009.
You can find more information in the January 18 Methodist Witness.
No doctrinal position is able to tell us how to use scripture so as to guarantee that God will be present to illumine and to correct us. This overlooks the essential importance of (1) the presence of the Holy Spirit. It also overlooks the fact that (2) the interpreter moves from the text of the…
Energion author Steve Kindle is editing the Energion Discussion Network. Our authors are invited to participate by providing posts, and all are invited to join the discussion, both by commenting on the site and by posting on the same topic on your own blogs or social media. Feel free to provide a link to any…
We have some authors who have interesting, informative, and challenging blog sites. Here is the current list for you to peruse and bookmark for yourself. Allan Bevere allanbevere.com David Alan Black daveblackonline.com Kevin Brown dkevinbrown.wordpress.com Robert Cornwall bobcornwall.com Bruce Epperly patheos.com/blogs/livingaholyadventure Elgin Hushbeck, Jr hushbeck.com/blog Shauna Hyde shaunahyde.com Greg May gregswateringhole.blogspot.com Henry Neufeld henrysthreads.com Jody…
In honor of the Day, Dr. Bruce Epperly provides a take on grandparenting that cherishes those sweet moments with the kids, but raises the role up a notch. Bruce encourages us to consider modeling the love of the divine as a way of being with our grandchildren. They understand unconditional love being directed their way,…
Unfettered Spirit: Spiritual Gifts for the New Great Awakening is now available on Amazon.com. Due to the fact that we ship to the distributor at the same time as we ship from our printer to our office, they’re actually getting the books out first. That happens from time to time! We will continue to offer…
Wisdom is said to be the ability to learn from the mistakes/lives of others. The idea, of course, is to somehow avoid the pitfalls that overtake others. Yet, even armed with all the data, we too often succumb when we know better. Such is the case of our blogger today. Harvey Brown takes us on…
