One great comment: There are many reasons to read this book. Personally, I found myself several times closing the book to pray and give thanks and ponder the words I’d just read—how fitting: a book on prayer that prompts the reader to prayer and reflection. … Read more at the Bowden Blog.
Black Tuesday again saw the discussion of the book Why Four Gospels? at Near Emmaus, and it's getting interesting. Ever since Energion release the second of this book, I've been hoping to see just this kind of critical response. Generating serious discussion is, I believe, far more important than convincing someone of a particular argument….
Energion author Elgin Husbheck (Evidence for the Bible, Christianity and Secularism, Preserving Democracy) was featured in an article at the Riverside, CA edition of examiner.com, written by Delwyn Campbell, highlighting his Consider Christianity Week program.
Energion title The Sacred Journey by Chris Surber has been reviewed on FaithWriters, and received their Gold Seal of Approval. Congratulations to Chris on this accomplishment for his book. Chris has also started blogging. You can read his updates at The Pilgrim Pastor.
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I am in the process of eliminating the site rpp.energion.com, because it is redundant. Those essays will be posted to Energion.com and linked from here. Don’t worry. The original essays will forward to their new locations. I’m using the blog functionality of this site, but this is not an active blog. It’s an archive of…
D. Kevin Brown, author of forthcoming Energion title Rite of Passage, asks about our priorities in church spending and action: Last year in the association in which the church I pastor is a member, there was reported 200 people baptized with total receipts of almost $8 million. Do you know what that tells me? That…
No, they're not related, except as they both have to do with Energion authors. On Energion.net, Energion author Nick May asks whether The Word on the Street is a Bible. As for Black Tuesdays, these don't have to do with the color black, but with David Alan Black, author of Why Four Gospels?. Mark Stevens…
Energion author Elgin Hushbeck, Jr., author of Evidence for the Bible, Christianity and Secularism, and Preserving Democracy, responds to this question today at Energion.net.
You'll hear more about this book shortly, but today in her devotional, Lion Up, Jody Neufeld comments on what the book is saying to her–while she is proofing! Watch here for more but in the meantime you can check the author, D. Kevin Brown's blog,
