Get out of prison
Now that we are immersed in our mid-week struggle to survive, Drew Smith offers us a way out of our hurly-burly lifestyle. Maybe we don’t have to change anything but our attitude. Take a look. https://energion.co/discuss/
Now that we are immersed in our mid-week struggle to survive, Drew Smith offers us a way out of our hurly-burly lifestyle. Maybe we don’t have to change anything but our attitude. Take a look. https://energion.co/discuss/
By Jody Neufeld, editor for Energion Publications and author of Daily Devotions of Ordinary People – Extraordinary God and Grief: Finding the Candle of Light. What would my life be like if I had not been born a Christian? I would never have tasted a piece of bacon if I had been born in a Jewish family! And…
Energion author David Alan Black appeared recently as a guest on the Bible and Theology Matters Podcast and discussed the synoptic problem. The “synoptic problem” involves outlining the literary relationships between the gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke. This is nearly an hour of discussion, but it is tightly packed. If you are interested in…
Energion author Steve Kindle will be offering a webinar on apocalyptic theology on October 17, 2019. You can get detailed information on this webinar at FaithontheEdge.org.
I was planning my note on my personal blog, A Challenge to See, when I also saw what Jody posted today regarding many of our books. I’m going to embed the Facebook ad below. Check the list of authors: David Alan Black is a professor at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. I know from long conversations…
MONDAY: In this political season, we are reminded of how different Christian values are from those of too many politicians. So different, in fact, that this often drives good people out of politics—like Allan Bevere. TUESDAY: “What’s happened to Easter?” Good question. In comparison to Christmas, Easter is hardly noticed. Bill Tuck wants to change…
… provides a quote of the day at New Leaven.