Kevin Brown Mission Report
Energion author Kevin Brown (Rite of Passage for the Home and Church) has returned with this team from Ethiopia, and he has begun writing about his experiences. Find out more on his blog.
Energion author Kevin Brown (Rite of Passage for the Home and Church) has returned with this team from Ethiopia, and he has begun writing about his experiences. Find out more on his blog.
On Tuesday Night I will be interviewing Dr. Bruce Epperly, author of Process Theology: Embracing Adventure with God and a number of other titles, both from Energion and from other publishers. The title of the show is “A Process Christmas.” If you wonder what that means, join us. If you wonder how that can be,…
… 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 author Geoffrey Lentz (Luke: A Participatory Study Guide and Learning and Living Scripture) has been named a 2011 rising star by Independent News in Pensacola, FL. Regarding the rising stars, the paper says: Hope for change, high expectations and the desire to make this community a better place for themselves, their families and future…
Allan has posted the first of a series regarding limited government, titled A Christian Case for Limited Government #1: Introduction. Now Scot McKnight has linked to the post, and has generated 63 comments in one day, some of them fairly vigorous! Go join the discussion one place or the other. (Allan R. Bevere is the…
EnerPower Press author Bob Makar will be honored at a reception at his home church, Gonzalez United Methodist, on September 20, 2009. More details here. EnerPower Press is an imprint of Energion Publications.
A Home United: Strategies for Couples with Different Beliefs by Dr. Robert R. LaRochelle [Retail price $9.99] How many people reading this post are part of a marriage in which you were raised (and may still be in) a different faith community than your spouse? My parents were (Catholic and Lutheran). My brother was (Catholic…