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Sale – David Alan Black Books
We’re having a sale, but it’s a bit different. This is for our Aer.io store, where we can sell almost any book in print. So we’re discounting David Alan Black’s books about Greek and New Testament interpretation from 10% to 30% (depending on the margin we’re allowed). For other books by David Alan Black, see…
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The Spirit’s Fruit: In Print and Kindle
There is a new Participatory Study in town and its name is The Spirit’s Fruit by Dr. David Moffett-Moore. This study, beginning with the topic, is made for small groups, whether they are youth or senior saints. Jesus told us, His disciples, that we were to “go and bear fruit.” Paul tells us, the Church,…
Now on Pre-Order – Eschatology: A Participatory Study Guide
The latest volume in the Participatory Study Series, Eschatology: A Participatory Study Guide, is now available for pre-order, with release planned October 1, 2012. Until the book is released, it will be available for 20% off via Energion Direct. This release represents another milestone: the first participatory guide to a doctrinal topic. We currently have…
Henry’s Christmas List #1
My first suggestion is a gift for the theologians on your Christmas list. It’s Herold Weiss’s book Meditations on According to John: Exercises in Biblical Theology. My key reason for putting this one on my list of Christmas suggestions is that it demonstrates the practice of biblical theology. There is sometimes a great gulf fixed…
Ephesians: A Participatory Study Guide
Ephesians: A Participatory Study Guide is now in stock both at Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble, as well as Energion Direct. You can find links on the book’s catalog page.
Zeal
Zeal I have to begin with zeal. What motivates anyone to learn about difficult history? For years I read and had read to me the King James scriptures, sometimes well, sometimes with ignorance. I knew the Scriptures were difficult. Not just for their language, but because we started reading with self-serving assumptions. For us in…