Elgin Hushbeck Blog
Elgin Hushbeck, Jr., author of the Consider Christianity Series, has started a blog at Townhall.com.
Elgin will be commenting on issues related to religion and society.
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From Dave Black Online: Christianity is inescapably relational. None of us understands fully our relationships. But I for one am grateful for each one that I enjoy, beginning with the relationship I have with my Priscilla (Becky). I know I’m beginning to sound like a broken record, with all this talk about the priority of…
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Chris Surber, Author, Pastor & Missionary to Haiti
Most of us have read stories of how God places a call into someone’s heart and their life is forever changed. Did you applaud their answer to God’s call and maybe even gave a hardy “Amen!”? It is time to give a hand of applause and support to Energion author, Chris Surber and his family,…
Appeal for Well in Southern Ethiopia
Energion author Dave Black has a request for prayer on his blog for a well in southern Ethiopia (go to April 29, 8:27 pm). This is a worthwhile project. Go read about it and pray and support them as the Lord leads you.
Consider: Christianity — This Week
By Jody Neufeld, editor for Energion Publications and author of Daily Devotions of Ordinary People – Extraordinary God and Grief: Finding the Candle of Light. What would my life be like if I had not been born a Christian? I would never have tasted a piece of bacon if I had been born in a Jewish family! And…
Happy Thanksgiving!
For your reading pleasure, let me point you to some recent posts by my wife and Energion partner Jody. I Am Thankful – For Jesus I Am Thankful – For Troubles? And finally, from her blog Jody Along the Path: Gratitude – Thankful – Really?
Coming to Faith: Thomas W. Hudgins
Thomas chose to share his testimony on his own blog. Read One Thing that Really Changed My Life. Our featured image today is the cover for Thomas’s most recent book, Those Footnotes in Your New Testament.