Why I Hate the KJV – Henry Neufeld
Henry Neufeld, author of What’s in a Version?, has a video uploaded to YouTube titled Why I Hate the KJV.
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Energion Author Offers Class: Relationship Between Catholics and Protestants
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.
Crossing the Street now on Kindle (and on Sale!)
Crossing the Street by Bob LaRochelle is now available for Kindle. It will soon be available in iBooks, for the Nook, and on Google Play. Watch here for more information. The print edition is also on sale at Energion Direct. We’re advertising the book in the Spectrum Newsletter, and for the occasion will be offering…
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noise flash is now in stock at B&N and Amazon.com. You can use the buttons below to order.
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Blogging Contest, Releases, and Signings, Oh My!
This is a reminder of upcoming events: Our blogging/essay contest. Discussion of this has been light so far, which surprises me, since we’re offering a $25 B&N gift card as part of first prize, and who wouldn’t want one of those? In addition, it’s a contest for doing what many of you do anyhow-blogging! The…
Book Extract: The Purpose of Prayer
The following extract is taken from Not Ashamed of the Gospel: Confessions of a Liberal Charismatic by Henry Neufeld. I often tell classes on prayer that prayer is more than 90% about getting you onto God’s program, and less than 10% about petitions. You commune with God, and God puts you on the right track….
Two New Books Arriving!
Office and review copies of The Church Under the Cross (William Powell Tuck) and Will You Join the Cause of Global Missions? (David Alan Black) are arriving today. Bloggers, request your review copies. These books are already in stock at Amazon.com (Church, Missions), B&N (Church, Missions), and Energion Direct (Church, Missions).