Preserving Democracy Reviewed
… by Arthur Sido.
… by Arthur Sido.
Energion Publications has seven books popping out the release tube and the incredible, noteworthy point is that they come from four different imprints in the company. Energion Publications Seven Marks of a New Testament Church: A Guide for Christians of All Ages by David Alan Black has been shipping this week. Reviewers are calling this…
Our Daily Study Package #2 is for who would like to examine the reliability of scripture and of God’s guidance to the church. It includes: Who’s Afraid of the Old Testament God?A fresh look at problems people have in understanding the Old Testament. Holy Smoke! Unholy Fire!How can the church learn to follow the guidance…
I have just posted our book review policy. The details are in that page, but briefly, we welcome book review requests from bloggers. We do not use an automated system, but take these requests by e-mail (pubs@energion.com). We send hard copies, and we do expect the blogger to actually review the book before requesting another….
Author Joel Watts offers an insightful review of Dr Robert Cornwall’s book, Worshiping with Charles Darwin on his blogsite, Unsettled Christianity. This is a pastoral account, almost like an autobiography, of bringing forth God’s message out of the two books, Scripture and Nature. As one who has read Cornwall considerably, I am neither surprised nor let down at…
Author David Croteau, Tithing After the Cross. shares his view recently on Today’s Christian Woman, How Much Should I Tithe? Dr Croteau is joined with Ruth Soukup and Dave Ramsey. And on January 17 @ 8a.m., Dr Croteau will be on the Moody Radio’s Up for Debate program, Are Christians Obligated to Tithe?, with Dr Ken Hemphill and Julie Roys. Just…
Energion Publications has seven books popping out the release tube and the incredible, noteworthy point is that they come from four different imprints in the company. Energion Publications Seven Marks of a New Testament Church: A Guide for Christians of All Ages by David Alan Black has been shipping this week. Reviewers are calling this…
Our Daily Study Package #2 is for who would like to examine the reliability of scripture and of God’s guidance to the church. It includes: Who’s Afraid of the Old Testament God?A fresh look at problems people have in understanding the Old Testament. Holy Smoke! Unholy Fire!How can the church learn to follow the guidance…
I have just posted our book review policy. The details are in that page, but briefly, we welcome book review requests from bloggers. We do not use an automated system, but take these requests by e-mail (pubs@energion.com). We send hard copies, and we do expect the blogger to actually review the book before requesting another….
Author Joel Watts offers an insightful review of Dr Robert Cornwall’s book, Worshiping with Charles Darwin on his blogsite, Unsettled Christianity. This is a pastoral account, almost like an autobiography, of bringing forth God’s message out of the two books, Scripture and Nature. As one who has read Cornwall considerably, I am neither surprised nor let down at…
Author David Croteau, Tithing After the Cross. shares his view recently on Today’s Christian Woman, How Much Should I Tithe? Dr Croteau is joined with Ruth Soukup and Dave Ramsey. And on January 17 @ 8a.m., Dr Croteau will be on the Moody Radio’s Up for Debate program, Are Christians Obligated to Tithe?, with Dr Ken Hemphill and Julie Roys. Just…
Energion Publications has seven books popping out the release tube and the incredible, noteworthy point is that they come from four different imprints in the company. Energion Publications Seven Marks of a New Testament Church: A Guide for Christians of All Ages by David Alan Black has been shipping this week. Reviewers are calling this…
Our Daily Study Package #2 is for who would like to examine the reliability of scripture and of God’s guidance to the church. It includes: Who’s Afraid of the Old Testament God?A fresh look at problems people have in understanding the Old Testament. Holy Smoke! Unholy Fire!How can the church learn to follow the guidance…