There are many difficulties in operating a Christian publishing company in the current market, but there are also rewards. One of those rewards is the opportunity to publish books that I think can really make a difference in the Christian world. Then we get back to the hard part—making sure that those who will benefit…
Energion author D. Kevin Brown doesn’t think that’s such a good idea: Through the years, I’ve become more and more dismayed that we no longer mix our young people with our adults in our churches in any way. We keep our youth in their own rooms, as far away from everyone else in the church…
We have a review of Areopagus volume Except for Fornication. I quote: The careful exegesis and attention to the original languages are helpful. This entry in the Areopagus series also proves helpful and lends itself to the accessibility of those who have little or no training in biblical languages or classical seminary training. Check it…
Brian LePort is writing a series on Educating the local church (parts II and III have also been posted). No, I’m not a sponsor, and no, he’s not particularly recommending any Energion materials. What he is doing is examining a variety of issues and raising many questions that need to be raised. I hope as…
I hope that all our readers already have some options to support storm relief efforts, but just in case you’re looking for a good way to send money or support, I’m going to post a few links here. What I’ve chosen to do is list the Red Cross link, and then links to some denominational…
Energion author David Alan Black is offering a seminar at Shepherds Theological Seminary. In this picture, provided by Thomas Hudgins, he is signing copies of his book Why Four Gospels?.
Energion author Bob LaRochelle is offering a class this coming Sunday on the relationship between Roman Catholics and Protestants. The location is Second Congregational Church, Manchester, CT. Follow the link for more information. LaRochelle is the author of Energion title Crossing the Street.
… from Between the Times.
Brian LePort has a review of Herold Weiss’s book Creation in Scripture. It’s a nice review along with a summary of the contents. LePort is quite correct in noting that this is not an academic book. That’s not it’s purpose. In fact, it’s purpose is precisely what he recommends it for: Overall it was a…
