The Phone Call I Should Have Made
Greg May talks about thankfulness on the Energion.com Podcast. Just because people work without expecting anything in return doesn’t mean we should fail to thank them.
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Dave and Becky Black Leave for Ethiopia
Dave and Becky Lynn Black are leaving for Ethiopia today and tomorrow. They have posted their prayer itinerary. We at Energion Publications encourage you to follow this itinerary and pray for them regularly as they serve others.
World Prayr and EvanTell Host Webinar
World Prayr, a ministry with which Energion Publications maintains a connection, will be working with EvanTell to present a Webinar on evangelism on August 16. For full information, see the World Prayr Blog.
A Book that Hits the Spot
“Nobody will really be happy with my book.” That’s quite something for an author to say to a publisher. Normally, prospective authors inform me of the tremendous sales possibilities of their manuscript, how many people will love it, and why I ought to be willing to invest substantial sums in bringing it before a soon-to-be…
Ministry Glance: Alabama Rural Ministry
While at the annual conference for the Alabama-West Florida Conference of the United Methodist Church June 7-10, our table was located across from a snack bar operated by the Alabama Rural Ministry. Besides the obvious commercial benefit of being across from the snack bar, where they had $5 infinitely refillable coffee mugs, it was a…
Blogging/Essay Contest – 21st Century Church
Energion Publications will host a blogging/essay contest. Entries are open immediately and will close November 2, 2009 when Dr. David Alan Black‘s new book Christian Archy is released. Judging will take place during the first week of November, and winners will be announced by November 16. To enter, simply write an essay in answer to…
Geoffrey Lentz on Glenn Beck and Social Justice
Geoffrey Lentz thinks Glenn Beck has a point, at least if you look at it from a certain perspective. He says: What would happen if we “let justice roll down like waters and righteousness like an everlasting stream” (Amos)? It wouldn’t work out very well for me. And of course, that might force a change…