Link: Review of Seven Marks of a New Testament Church
From the blog Preposterous Preponderance. Thanks! If you have reviewed one of our books on your blog, make sure we receive the link (e-mail us), and we’ll link to your review.
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Great Disappointment Posts – 1
I have made two pages available in the Resources section of the Energion Discussion Network. These are pages, not regular posts in the discussion on EDN. They are: 1844 -1: Between the Disappointments by Edward W. H. Vick Dr. Vick discusses what happened between the spring of 1844, sometimes referenced as the lesser disappointment, and…
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Controversial Issues and Publishing Unbiblical Books
— Henry Neufeld I’m pretty sure I publish some books with unbiblical material in them. The hard question is which ones those are. Some people expect me to know because I read the Bible in Greek and Hebrew. Everyone who reads the Bible in Greek and Hebrew (with a little Aramaic thrown in) knows what…
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The Great Disappointment of October 22, 1844
Most of you are probably not acquainted with this date, but those, like me, who grew up in one of the various Adventist groups that grew out of the Millerite movement (1830s and 1840s) remember it well. William Miller, and various other interpreters in that movement determined that Jesus would return in glory on October…
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Happy Thanksgiving!
© Olga Vasilkova | Dreamstime Stock Photos … to our authors and readers in Canada! For today and tomorrow only, our books authors by Canadian authors will be 30% off, and books shipped to Canada will have an additional 10% off. Yes, both will apply if you buy books by Canadian authors and have them…
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Obstacles to Agreeing about the Bible
Over the next three days, I look at the impasse in biblical interpretation and offer some of the reasons for it. It is painfully obvious that Christians continue to have strong disagreements that not only divide communities, but keep us from uniting before the world. Today’s post looks at the problem and the next two…
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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)…
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From the Editor’s Desk: Carolyn Côté and Charles J. Lopez, Jr.
One thing that I like about our catalog here at Energion is its diversity. We have authors who would be found working as professors in seminaries and in liberal arts colleges, as well as stay-at-home parents and retired ministers. We have well known authors and first time authors. Assenting to the Eternal: Kingdom Exchanges Revealed…
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Tomorrow is World Hospice and Palliative Care Day
Tomorrow 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)…
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From the Editor’s Desk: Hunger: Satisfying the Longing of your Soul
Do you ever think, “There must be more?” Even if your health is good, you may keep thinking it would be better if you just lost that 20 pounds. Even if you have a nice home, you really should replace the carpet. Even if you buy your children birthday presents, you would really like to…
