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“Conversations With My Grandchildren About God, Religion, and Life” – William Powell Tuck to the Next Generations
Grandparent, aunt or uncle, great-grandparent or caring friend. Are there children in your life with whom you have the opportunity to share the wisdom and encouragement of your faith in Jesus Christ? Grandchild: How can we really know God? Granddaddy: We do not have absolute certainty in our religious faith. The Christian faith is essentially…
Dr David Croteau: Blogs & Moody Radio Show
Author David Croteau, Tithing After the Cross. shares his view recently on Today’s Christian Woman, How Much Should I Tithe? Dr Croteau is joined with Ruth Soukup and Dave Ramsey. And on January 17 @ 8a.m., Dr Croteau will be on the Moody Radio’s Up for Debate program, Are Christians Obligated to Tithe?, with Dr Ken Hemphill and Julie Roys. Just…
Today is National Grandparents Day
In honor of the Day, Dr. Bruce Epperly provides a take on grandparenting that cherishes those sweet moments with the kids, but raises the role up a notch. Bruce encourages us to consider modeling the love of the divine as a way of being with our grandchildren. They understand unconditional love being directed their way,…

Tuesday Night Hangout: What Should I Know to be a Good Christian Witness?
Tonight @ 7p.m. CDT Henry Neufeld with guest and Christian apologist, Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. “You should always be ready to give your testimony — your witness to Jesus Christ.” “But what should I say? I don’t want to offend people!” Elgin Hushbeck has written books and shared his face hundreds of times. Tonight, he will…

Eschatology and Resurrection Sale Extended
Again in honor of the Lectionary passages for this week, we’re extending our Eschatology and Resurrection Sale, and we’re also adding two books to it. All books in this sale are 40% off their cover price. You can see a complete list of our current specials on Energion Direct. The two new books we’ve added…
Looking at what’s ahead on the Energion Discussion Network
Today, Allan Bevere gets the work week started with adjusting our focus from the mundane to the heavenly to gain God’s perspective on our world. We’ll try to maintain that godly perspective through the rest of the week. Now that our sleeves are rolled up, Bob LaRochelle suggests we dig deeply into the great offerings right…