Doing Visitation
Chris Surber is an Energion author, pastor, and missionary.
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From Our Books: Why Christians Should Care about Their Jewish Roots
Why Christians Should Care about Their Jewish Roots by Nancy Petrey: What more compelling reason can be given for caring about the Jewish roots of our faith than that Jesus was and is Jewish? He is the Jewish Messiah promised to the Jewish people and to the whole world. He was born, lived, died, was raised…
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
… begins today and runs through January 25. No matter what our other disagreements, surely we can at least pray for unity in the body of Christ. In commemoration of this week, not only will we be praying here at Energion Publications, we will also offer some of our books that we think are particularly…
The River of Life: Where Liberal and Conservative Christianity Meet
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A Growing Church
Energion author D. Kevin Brown (Rite of Passage for the Home and Church and To Date or Not to Date) is the pastor of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church in Wilkes County, North Carolina. His church was recently featured in their local paper because they’re going to three services each Sunday due to church growth. Here’s…
#MeToo Church
By Shauna Hyde, PhD In my years of ministry as pastor and counselor, I have worked with people who have been abused, victimized, and traumatized in unspeakable ways. It is heart-breaking and I often find it difficult to understand how one human being can justify treating another human being badly in order to meet their…