Ephesians: A Participatory Study Guide
Ephesians: A Participatory Study Guide is now in stock both at Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble, as well as Energion Direct. You can find links on the book’s catalog page.
Ephesians: A Participatory Study Guide is now in stock both at Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble, as well as Energion Direct. You can find links on the book’s catalog page.
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…
A number of people are using Bob Cornwall’s new book Ultimate Allegiance: The Subversive Nature of the Lord’s Prayer (in the Areopagus series) for Lenten readings. Jim Brehler, Senior Pastor, First Congregational United Church of Christ, Jefferson, Ohio has prepared a Lenten Study Guide (though I suspect it could be used at other times) and…
From Christian Archy, forthcoming by David Alan Black: … Evangelist Tom Skinner once said, “Let’s be honest. We tithe to ourselves.” What he meant is that most of the money we contribute to the offering plate is used for facilities and programs designed for ourselves and our families. Very little is dedicated to evangelism or…
We are expecting an on-time release of The Jesus Paradigm by David Alan Black. This means that copies will become available around July 20, 2009. Retailers are generally showing later dates, but I expect that they will be pleasantly surprised. Electronic editions will become available around the same time, including Kindle*, Mobipocket*, and Adobe Digital…
Energion title The Sacred Journey by Chris Surber has been reviewed on FaithWriters, and received their Gold Seal of Approval. Congratulations to Chris on this accomplishment for his book. Chris has also started blogging. You can read his updates at The Pilgrim Pastor.
Pastor Chris Clark has now reviewed Preserving Democracy. His conclusion: I like what Hushbeck has written. He has done his homework. He has worked systematically and arrived at solid conclusions. He “gets it.” Anyone reading Preserving Democracy will learn something new, and pick up a little inspiration in the process. Go read the whole review….