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.
We continue with quotes showing the multidimensional nature of faith and its connection to hope. Hope Is the Glue We could say that faith initially connected Abraham to the promise that God had made, but hope was the glue that kept him connected until God fulfilled His word. Deborah L. Roeger, The Power of Hope,…
This is an excellent time to order books at the pre-order sale price of 30% off the retail and with a $10 purchase, the shipping is FREE! New novel, new author, in time for Easter! The Scarab and the Cross by new author, Andy Garza brings the story of a vagabond slave, Onofrio into the time of Pontius…
Alden and Wanda Thompson will be signing their books Inspiration: Hard Questions, Honest Answers and Reflections on Scripture, Dandelions, and Sparrows tomorrow, December 14, 2018 from 11 am to 2 pm at the Book and Game independent bookstore in Walla Walla, Washington. Book and Game is a thriving example of an independent bookstore. We encourage…
Energion author Alden Thompson will host an online discussion with two colleagues at Walla Walla University during the fall of 2010 on Background Old Testament Characters. Alden Thompson is author of Who’s Afraid of the Old Testament God? and several other books, and is professor emeritus of Biblical Studies at Walla Walla University.
I think many authors will be interested in reading this study from the Ad Hoc Committee on Fair Use and Academic Freedom, International Communication Association. Publishers obviously must be careful, because fair use is not well defined in law, but it is good to realize that there is such a principle in U. S. copyright…
Energion author Nick May was invited to speak at his church’s event honoring graduates. Then he was encouraged to publish the text of his “letter” to them. I think it’s worth reading!