… his review is here. Bob is author of Energion title Seeing the Psalter.
I read an interesting post this morning over on my friend Pastor Tom Sims’ blog, The Dream Factory. Energion Publications is still a relatively young business, moving step by step from a tiny part of my life, to nearly taking it over, and involving more and more people. Often the authors who contact me are…
An interesting discussion here.
Today Bruce Epperly shares with us his joys of being a grandparent, and how important this role is, not just for the grandchildren, but for grandparents, as well. If you are one, or probably will be one someday, you’ll appreciate his insights. Tuesday, Elgin Hushbeck looks at how stereotyping can become a breach of the…
Chris Surber, author of Rendering Unto Caesar, challenges Christians with his posts this week on the Energion Discussion Network to reexamine our political assumptions. Do we look more to worldly governments for solutions to our problems than to God? (Monday) When is political involvement appropriate and when is it counterproductive? (Tuesday) What robs Christians of…
Most of us. in my experience, dabble with the Psalms. We dip into one or another from time to time, and carve out our favorites, but we usually don’t consider the Book of Psalms as a unit with a point of view, or a comprehensive message from the totality of psalms. Robert MacDonald wants to…
Energion author Steve Kindle is editing the Energion Discussion Network. Our authors are invited to participate by providing posts, and all are invited to join the discussion, both by commenting on the site and by posting on the same topic on your own blogs or social media. Feel free to provide a link to any…
