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I have been attending the Society of Biblical Literature Annual Meeting which is being held this year in Atlanta. I look forward to attending every year, even though the American Academy of Religion had a Forrest Gump “stupid is as stupid does” moment a few years ago and broke away from the joint conference to…
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In a post on our Facebook page at the end of July I mentioned that Energion Publications is eight years old this month. I would have to describe our survival and growth as a company as both providential and surprising. There have been many upheavals in the publishing world, but while we have had some…
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Grief During the Holidays
Coming to the next Google+ Hangout: Tuesday, November 4, @ 7 p.m. CDT, authors Ron Higdon and Jody Neufeld will discuss some practical ways to move with grief during the holidays. Ron Higdon, pastor for over 50 years, is the author of Surviving A Son’s Suicide. Dr Higdon’s workshops encourage practical, honest ways of taking steps…
The Character of Our Discontent – Release May 10
The release date for The Character of Our Discontent has been delayed from May 5 to May 10, 2010. We apologize for the delay, but some difficulties in production mean that we cannot be actually shipping the book until that date. All pre-orders will be shipped as soon as possible, and you may find the…
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Matt interviews DavidAlan Black on a range of topics. It’s well worth reading. Dave Black is author of Energion titles The Jesus Paradigm and Christian Archy and many other books.
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“Reinvisioning Trinitarian Language”
Author Robert Cornwall offers a good insight into the puzzling concept of The Trinity on his blog, Ponderings on a Faith Journey. Today’s “pondering” is “Reinvisioning Trinitarian Language” and gives the reader some words to chew in mind and spirit. The problem is that when we look at God as Trinity through the eyes of reason…