Over the next three days, I look at the impasse in biblical interpretation and offer some of the reasons for it. It is painfully obvious that Christians continue to have strong disagreements that not only divide communities, but keep us from uniting before the world. Today’s post looks at the problem and the next two offer possible ways to diminish the negative effects of disagreement. https://energion.co/discuss
In honor of the Day, Dr. Bruce Epperly provides a take on grandparenting that cherishes those sweet moments with the kids, but raises the role up a notch. Bruce encourages us to consider modeling the love of the divine as a way of being with our grandchildren. They understand unconditional love being directed their way,…
We are proud that our Weekly Google+ Hangouts have become a popular spot for people to actively visit on Tuesday nights! 2015 begins with an interesting and diverse schedule of topics and panel participants. Please make a note on your schedule to join us every Tuesday evening @ 7p.m. Central Time. Here is the current…
Best Buy now sells the Barnes and Noble Nook in their stores. What a great opportunity to examine this product in person! With the Kindle available at Target, we, the potential ebook consumer, have the opportunity to check both products before our purchase. Energion Publications offers six books in these ebook formats: Available For Nook…
We have more great posts to look forward to this week: Today, Allan Bevere calls our attention to the role the interpreter plays in interpreting a text. Tuesday, Bob LaRochelle asks us to consider serious study of denominations different from our own in order to broaden our own perspective and appreciate the differences. Wednesday, Drew…
Energion Publications’ owner, Henry Neufeld, will be at the Society for Biblical Literature southeastern regional conference in Atlanta, GA this weekend. Henry will be networking with the members and showcasing: From Inspiration to Understanding: Reading the Bible Seriously and Faithfully by Edward W. H. Vick Why Four Gospels? by David Alan Black Who’s Afraid of…
