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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…

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…

Most of us. in my experience, dabble with the Psalms. We dip into one or another from time to time, and carve out our favorites, but we usually don’t consider the Book of Psalms as a unit with a point of view, or a comprehensive message from the totality of psalms. Robert MacDonald wants to…

Excitement and prayers of praise are in the halls of Energion Publications! We have already begun to work with our wonderful authors, some of them new and some very familiar to the Energion audience, on their offerings for 2015. 18 books are on the list so far. Each book will be put on Pre-Order prior…

This Sunday, May 13, 9:30-10:20 a.m., the Congregtional Church of Union, CT (UCC) will host a discussion and book signing on the new release of Crossing the Street. This book, written by the church’s pastor, Rev. Dr. Robert R. LaRochelle, is a look at Protestantism and Catholicism in relationship to one another. Weaving church history…