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The Energion Discussion Network continues to offer thoughtful analyses
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…
Author Blog Sites
We have some authors who have interesting, informative, and challenging blog sites. Here is the current list for you to peruse and bookmark for yourself. Allan Bevere allanbevere.com David Alan Black daveblackonline.com Kevin Brown dkevinbrown.wordpress.com Robert Cornwall bobcornwall.com Bruce Epperly patheos.com/blogs/livingaholyadventure Elgin Hushbeck, Jr hushbeck.com/blog Shauna Hyde shaunahyde.com Greg May gregswateringhole.blogspot.com Henry Neufeld henrysthreads.com Jody…
Merry Christmas
After catching a sample of Christmas posts from our authors, I decided to do a roundup of author posts. Bruce Epperly: A Christmas Meditation: It’s All About a Baby. Elgin Hushbeck, Jr.: The Ultimate Environmentalists (regarding the historical Jesus) C. Drew Smith: Believing in God: An Advent Reflection Lee Harmon: Luke 2: 14 Angels We Have Heard On High …
Today’s Energion Discussion Network Post
I haven’t heard much recently about the church as the bride of Christ. Eschatology seems to have taken a back seat with all the recent failures in “date setting.” But Nancy Petrey reminds us that of the many roles Christians assume, the ultimate goal is to make ready for the wedding of the ages. Thanks…
Grace Filled Good Friday
We hope each and every one of you have a grace filled Good Friday. Some ask just what’s good about Good Friday. If we can remember that God gave, that God opened the way for us to come boldly to him, and that we cannot and need not bring anything with us to him, then…
And the Title Is …
Here are the results (click on image to expand): So with a clear majority for it, the title will be: It’s All Greek to Me: Confessions of an Unlikely Academic If I read the history right, both Mark Stevens and Jacob Cerone are entitled to a free copy of the book. You can debate this…

