Perspectives on Paul: Formation of Paul's Gospel
Energion owner and editor Henry Neufeld offers an online study on his YouTube channel each Thursday night. Last night’s video is below.
Energion owner and editor Henry Neufeld offers an online study on his YouTube channel each Thursday night. Last night’s video is below.
Chris Eyre answers a few questions on British politics asked from an American perspective.
Two weeks ago I had to delay our Tuesday night hangout due to technical difficulties and once I had completed the interview, we didn’t get it posted here. So today, we’re posting a make-up hangout. In this video I interview Dr. Bruce Epperly, author of Jonah: When God Changes. You can tell from the title…
Last night I managed to talk about just one verse, Galatians 1:1, and I’m not finished. You can read my introductory notes on my blog. I’ll be following that discussion up with some further notes on authority and what makes an apostle. For the Energion Publications books related to this study, see the Biblical Studies…
“Witnessing” is a much abused term, not least by the way people often go about what they call witnessing. So last night Energion owner Henry Neufeld interviewed Christian apologist Elgin Hushbeck, Jr., author of the Consider Christianity Series, starting with the simple question: When someone asks you why you’re a Christian, what do you say?…
Tonight at 7p.m. CDT, Henry Neufeld will host a discussion on clergy support, with Academy of Parish Clergy President, Matt Braddock and Sharing the Practice editor, Dr. Bob Cornwall. Google Link to the discussion. YouTube Link to the discussion. This will be a 30-minute discussion about how clergy can support each other and reach out across denominational and interfaith…
Henry and Jody Neufeld of Energion Publications discuss grief 12 years after the death of their son James. How long does this last? What do you do about it? Should Christians grieve given our hope? Join the conversation and the conversation. Jody and I each plan some additional blog posts. In the half hour of…
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