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Energion author Nick May was invited to speak at his church’s event honoring graduates. Then he was encouraged to publish the text of his “letter” to them. I think it’s worth reading!
This is a reminder of upcoming events: Our blogging/essay contest. Discussion of this has been light so far, which surprises me, since we’re offering a $25 B&N gift card as part of first prize, and who wouldn’t want one of those? In addition, it’s a contest for doing what many of you do anyhow-blogging! The…
Energion author Ant Greenham will present a seminar at the Westminster Institute with the same title as his recent book, The Questioning God: An Inquiry for Muslims, Jews, and Christians. Registration is available through the link above.
I found this article on—guess what?—social media. Twitter to be exact. A notice of a new follower popped up. I get a bunch of these. Most are people who follow to see if you’ll follow back, and then unfollow. I clicked on the profile to see if it interested me, and I saw that it…
There are two keys to getting published: Write. I could easily produce a complete post on just this. While there are things you can learn about writing in classes or while discussing with your local writing group, nothing replaces getting your backside on a chair in front of your computer and writing. Yes, you will…
Note: I am posting a certain number of related posts and book extracts. If you find something you wrote linked here, but didn’t add it to the discussion, it’s likely I cited it as background. The full directory is at Discussing the Law in Scripture. Responses and Extracts Posted Today
