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Energion Editor, Chris Eyre shares about depression

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Sorrowing Old Man by Vincent Van Gogh
Energion Publications’ editor, Chris Eyre, gives us useful thoughts on depression, even if we are going through it right now, in his recent post, “The other side of despair.”
 

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Ron Higdon: The Challenge of Change

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Discussing Without Disgusting

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Bruce Epperly: Ruth, Esther, and Process-Relational Theology

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by Dr. Bruce G. Epperly, pastor, professor and author of Process Theology: Embracing Adventure with God, Ruth and Esther: Women of Agency and Adventure, and more!   The Bible is a book of relationships and nowhere is it more evident than in the Books of Ruth and Esther. Ruth’s and Naomi’s survival depends on their care for…

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