No, they're not related, except as they both have to do with Energion authors.
On Energion.net, Energion author Nick May asks whether The Word on the Street is a Bible.
As for Black Tuesdays, these don't have to do with the color black, but with David Alan Black, author of Why Four Gospels?. Mark Stevens at Near Emmaus is dedicating a few Tuesdays to responding to that book.
… as I remember you in my prayers (Ephesians 1:16). Since Sunday, when I started reading Ephesians 1:15-23 from the Lectionary for Christ the King Sunday and ended up reading the entire book, I’ve been thinking about this passage. There are moments when I complain about my life. I often have difficulty staying optimistic. But…
Energion Publications is pleased to announce the forthcoming release of a new volume in the Participatory Study Series. The Spirit’s Fruit: A Participatory Study Guide, written by Dr. David Moffett-Moore, is the second of our guides that are topically oriented, though it is also a study of a biblical passage, Galatians 5:22-26. This is an…
Now offering free U. S. shipping! Our latest release, From Inspiration to Understanding: Reading the Bible Seriously and Faithfully, is now in stock at major online retailers. As of today (11/25/2011) Barnes & Noble is showing a price of just $12.88, or 48% off the $24.99 suggested retail price. (Note that this price was valid…
William Powell Tuck will be joined by Bob Cornwall, David Moffett-Moore, and Doug Dortch as they discuss his new book Overcoming Sermon Block. This webinar will last one hour and we will be accepting audience questions. Don’t forget our buy 2 get 1 free sale. This is the time to get your copies of Overcoming…
I believe those of us or teach, preach, or speak have a duty to make our lives representative of the gospel. By that I don’t mean that we become salvation by works perfectionists; our work is surrender, letting Jesus live through us. It’s often difficult to portray that in words. If one is forceful, one…
Regardless of what one thinks of Anabaptism, all true Christians must be for peace. This does not necessarily mean that we must all be pacifists. But even if one believes that violence may become necessary in emergencies, we are all to be peacemakers. The Gospel is a Gospel of peace. God is the God of…
