Racism: Simple Things You Can Do in Your Church
This is a conversation between Energion authors Dr. Terrell Carter and Dr. Lonnie Davis Wesley, III.
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Mark Olson has a rather nice review of Preserving Democracy and posted it at both Pseudo-Polymath and Stones Cry Out. Thanks to Mark for reading and reviewing this book. Bloggers can get free copies of books to read and review on their blogs. Just e-mail pubs@energion.com.
Sunday Morning with Dave Black
We had a wonderful morning today with Dr. David Alan Black who presented a mission report at First UMC, Pensacola and then preached at the ICON service. Dr. Black’s message was great. My takeaway? Find out what God wants you to do, and then do it, even if your family and friends think you’re crazy….
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More Preserving Democracy Reviews
Pastor Chris Clark has now reviewed Preserving Democracy. His conclusion: I like what Hushbeck has written. He has done his homework. He has worked systematically and arrived at solid conclusions. He “gets it.” Anyone reading Preserving Democracy will learn something new, and pick up a little inspiration in the process. Go read the whole review….
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Week 2 Winers in the July Book Giveaway
We have our three winners in the Week 2 Giveaway! James A. Lee and Reuben Huffman (through Twitter) and Arthur Sido (through Facebook) will be receiving their books! CONGRATULATIONS!
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Interview with Energion Author Edward W. H. Vick
Joel Watts has posted an interview with Dr. Edward W. H. Vick, author of Energion titles From Inspiration to Understanding: Reading the Bible Seriously and Faithfully and (just released) Creation: The Christian Doctrine. We also distribute two previously published books by him, and there are two more forthcoming. Be sure to check out this interview!…
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Grief is a Journey – Book Quote of the Day – 5
From Grief: Finding the Candle of Light, p. 2: Grief is a journey. While this is no surprise to anyone seeking answers by picking up this book, I pray that readers may discover what I am discovering: I go on because I have Hope in a tangible, intimate relationship with Jesus Christ. This book is…