Chris Surber, author of Rendering Unto Caesar, challenges Christians with his posts this week on the Energion Discussion Network to reexamine our political assumptions. Do we look more to worldly governments for solutions to our problems than to God? (Monday) When is political involvement appropriate and when is it counterproductive? (Tuesday) What robs Christians of the peace of God? Hint: looking for help in the wrong place. (Wednesday) You can read these provocative posts at http://energion.com/discuss
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Notes on Reviews and Free Copies
When we send out free review copies, as we have been doing with Dr. David Alan Black’s forthcoming book The Jesus Paradigm most of this week, we do so without obligation, other than that if you requested your free copy we do ask that you actually review the book. That review can take any position…
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The Spirit’s Fruit: In Print and Kindle
There is a new Participatory Study in town and its name is The Spirit’s Fruit by Dr. David Moffett-Moore. This study, beginning with the topic, is made for small groups, whether they are youth or senior saints. Jesus told us, His disciples, that we were to “go and bear fruit.” Paul tells us, the Church,…
Today is World Hospice and Palliative Care Day
Today is World Hospice and Palliative Care Day. One of the most innovative and life-enhancing aspects of modern healthcare is the hospice movement. Jody Neufeld, a now-retired practitioner in providing hospice care as a Registered Nurse, looks over her career and shares some practical advice and wisdom for those of us (meaning most of us)…
Matthea Glass, new author with Energion Publications, brings a new devotional – “Whispers of Rest in the Storm”
A full-color devotional book from this wife of a minister and mother of five children. Matthea has found the importance of time spent in the quiet, growing and building her relationship with Jesus. In this world we search for peace. We want a tangible peace that we can wrap our arms around or feel deeply…
How hard is it to interpret the Bible?
Beginning today, Dr. Van Parunak, a highly educated person, contributes three posts that point out why an advanced degree in biblical studies is not necessary to know the things God reveals to us. He offers a point of view for interpretation called intertextuality that depends on the Bible informing the Bible. See if you agree…
eBook Giveaway(s) of the Week
This week we’re offering free ebook editions of Directed Paths and Pathways to Prayer in our eBook Giveaway of the Week.
