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Translating Greek Adelphoi
There’s a discussion on the BaptistBoard about the use of “brothers” vs “brothers and sisters” to translate Greek adelphoi. In it, reference is made to Dr. Black’s use of “brothers and sisters” in the translations he made for The Jesus Paradigm, but note the use of “brothers” in the ISV. So far, there’s only a…
Rethinking the Synoptic Problem in New Logos Collection
This is not one of our titles or products, but Rethinking the Synoptic Problem, co-edited by David Alan Black and David Beck, will be included in the new Baker New Testament Studies Collection from Logos Bible Software. As a Logos user, I’m delighted to see this collection offered, with a number of books that I…
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Victory at the Expense of the Gospel – Book Quote #7
From Christian Archy, by David Alan Black, coming November 2: There is perhaps no clearer example of the church’s misguided appropriation of the world than the god of nationalism. Instead of simply following Jesus, whose kingdom is marked by powerless love, we have attempted to use Christianity to support worldly power. And this means that…
How to Preach Like a Combat Medic
Energion author Chris Surber offers some sermon suggestions at SermonCentral.com. He says: As I have always served churches in transition where the fallout of recent battles are all around, I have had to dress more than a few wounds, challenge more than a few Christians to aim their rifles in the direction of the enemy,…
Hangout Tonight – Social Justice: Good or Bad?
Update: It might be useful to provide the links! The Google+ announcement for this event is Social Justice: Good or Bad?. The YouTube viewer is embedded below. We’ve lined up a hangout discussion tonight that is more controversial than most as Energion authors Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. (What Is Wrong with Social Justice, Preserving Democracy) discusses…
Is the Coronavirus God’s Judgment?
An interview with Energion author Bruce G. Epperly.