10 Things
To be precise, 10 Things that Drive Me Crazy about Working for a Church. Since all our authors either work for churches or have done so, I thought this would be of great interest!
To be precise, 10 Things that Drive Me Crazy about Working for a Church. Since all our authors either work for churches or have done so, I thought this would be of great interest!
You can find it on Amazon.com. In addition, last night Michael Kennedy was our guest on the Tuesday Night Energion Hangout. Energion owner Henry Neufeld talked with him about youth ministry in the church today and the life-style change he’s calling for in the way we raise our children spiritually. The video is embedded below.
Not just the book, but a seminar to be held at Toledo First Seventh-Day Adventist Church, March 5 & 6, 2010 taught by Dr. Alden Thompson. Dr. Thompson is author of Energion Publications title Who’s Afraid of the Old Testament God.
January 14, 2009 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Gonzalez, Florida Energion Publications Announces New Book Category Energion Publications to add a new line of books exploring political issues to its already existing Christian publications, and has signed author Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. to write the first offering in this division. The political category will differ from our existing…
Dave Black has some suggetions, first: How can we provoke one another to love and good deeds in the service of others (Heb. 10:24)? One approach would be to become more proactive in the way we recognize those who are exercising their gifts in the Body. This is something Becky is doing at our church…
Last night I interviewed Dr. H. Van Dyke Parunak, author of the book Except for Fornication: The Teaching of the Lord Jesus on Divorce and Remarriage. During the interview, Dr. Parunak referred to some resources he has online on the topic, and I noted that I would post those links here for those interested. For…
In a recent gallup poll, 61% of respondents indicated that their income tax share was “fair.” Further, 46% thought their tax level was about right, while only 3% thought it was too high. The other 47% thought their taxes were too high. I’m led to wonder how one’s share can be “too high” or “too…