A Good Friday Reading from The Scarab and the Cross by Andy Garza
Andy Garza reads from his novel The Scarab and the Cross in this video, a nice reminder of what it might have been like to live through the events of Good Friday and Easter.
Andy Garza reads from his novel The Scarab and the Cross in this video, a nice reminder of what it might have been like to live through the events of Good Friday and Easter.
As usual, our authors are doing some serious posting on Good Friday. Here are some samples that I noticed: David Alan Black: Calling forth an Ardent Yearning Robert D. Cornwall: It Is Finished: A Word for Good Friday Drew Smith: A Good Friday Reflection: Jesus’ Cry from the Cross: Abandonment and Hope
Why Christians Should Care about Their Jewish Roots by Nancy Petrey: What more compelling reason can be given for caring about the Jewish roots of our faith than that Jesus was and is Jewish? He is the Jewish Messiah promised to the Jewish people and to the whole world. He was born, lived, died, was raised…
Energion author David Alan Black will be speaking at an apologetics conference in California this weekend. You can find more information on the 412Church web site. I understand that books will be available!
Here are some personal words from a few of our authors to you. We are honored to have these men and women. They are diverse and yet one in their love of God. D Kevin Brown The Rite of Passage for Home and Church: Raising Christ-centered Young Adults Christmas is about the Father showing His love…
Today (March 21) is World Poetry Day, and in commemoration, we offer a selection from the book Noise Flash by Lee Baker: chapel by the river laughter corneredfelonies overturnedtim’s homeand everyone is readyhope has cometo unite uspeople whowalk roads of different coloursbut embracethe night togetherit’s black but not deadgold but not royalall are equaleveryone payswe…
Author Joel Watts offers an insightful review of Dr Robert Cornwall’s book, Worshiping with Charles Darwin on his blogsite, Unsettled Christianity. This is a pastoral account, almost like an autobiography, of bringing forth God’s message out of the two books, Scripture and Nature. As one who has read Cornwall considerably, I am neither surprised nor let down at…