Bob MacDonald: Review of N. T. Wright The Case for the Psalms
… his review is here. Bob is author of Energion title Seeing the Psalter.
… his review is here. Bob is author of Energion title Seeing the Psalter.
Renee Crosby, author of The Fringe, offers her perspectives on the problem of homelessness, beginning today at the Energion Discussion Network. Christians cannot bemoan the problem without offering substantial support. She begins the discussion by pointing out that homelessness comes in a variety of forms; not all homeless people are of the same kind. Therefore,…
After catching a sample of Christmas posts from our authors, I decided to do a roundup of author posts. Bruce Epperly: A Christmas Meditation: It’s All About a Baby. Elgin Hushbeck, Jr.: The Ultimate Environmentalists (regarding the historical Jesus) C. Drew Smith: Believing in God: An Advent Reflection Lee Harmon: Luke 2: 14 Angels We Have Heard On High …
As a Christian and former hospice nurse, it was a day of personal pleasure to see these two books arrive at our office. The Caregiver’s Beatitudes is a wonderful testimony from Robert Martin and The Eucharist: Encounters with Jesus at the Table by Robert Cornwall is an excellent study on a sacrament which is at the core of our faith. …
A collection of thoughtful, challenging, and nuanced reflections on patriotism, national loyalty, and faith from across the Energion Publications catalog—compiled and presented without comment.
John Denver and his guitar gave many of us nostaligic longings for our hometowns. (Country Roads, Take me Home) Dr. David Alan Black recently went home to Hawaii to enjoy some “hang time” in the waves and teach a Greek class locally. He also took some time to drop off a copy of three of…
“It’s all storytelling,” says Dr. Dolly Berthelot of her varied writing career. “Whether fiction or nonfiction, fantasy to memoir, features, even creative course development, all good storytelling requires caring, clarity, commitment, creativity, and craftsmanship, with fierce faithfulness to accuracy and truth. Always fascinating; not always easy.” “Dr. Dolly” will explore these themes in her January…