Coming to Faith: Thomas W. Hudgins
Thomas chose to share his testimony on his own blog. Read One Thing that Really Changed My Life.
Our featured image today is the cover for Thomas’s most recent book, Those Footnotes in Your New Testament.
Thomas chose to share his testimony on his own blog. Read One Thing that Really Changed My Life.
Our featured image today is the cover for Thomas’s most recent book, Those Footnotes in Your New Testament.
Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. is the author of Evidence for the Bible and Christianity and Secularism (and some other books) as well as being the co-founder of Consider Christianity Week. He shared his testimony with me on YouTube.
Concerning Dr. Herold Weiss’s forthcoming book Meditations on the Letters of Paul Dr. Bruce Epperly writes: Dr. Weiss’s book truly captures the spirit of the Apostle Paul. Paul comes alive in this text, which addresses the whole person and not just the intellect. Dr. Weiss invites the reader to experience Paul’s vision and understand the…
The Center for Progressive Renewal is hosting a webinar with Bob LaRochelle on Monday, June 11 at 7 p.m. EDT. Go to the linked website to register for the webinar NOW! In “Crossing the Street” the author shares his desire to capture the best of both sides of the Christian street (Protestant & Roman Catholic)….
20What honor is there in it if you are treated badly for doing wrong and you endure it? But if you endure suffering when doing good, God graciously blesses you. 1 Peter 2:20 (HN) – Henry Neufeld When Peter penned these words, he was talking to Christians who might face persecution at any time. Most…
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!
Energion Publications’ editor, Jody Neufeld, offers this about Ronald Higdon’s new book, Surviving A Son’s Suicide, on her blog, Jody Along the Path: I have recently read a book, Surviving A Son’s Suicide by Ronald Higdon. I read it, not as a survivor, but as someone who often receives a call from a friend or…