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Thomas W. Hudgins: Does Jesus Hate Titles In His Church?
Byempowerby Dr. Thomas W. Hudgins, professor, author and translator of Aprenda a Leer el Griego del Nuevo Testamento. Pastor so-and-so. Senior Pastor. Bishop so-and-so. Elder so-and-so. Reverend. Deacon Bob. Deaconess Anita. Apostle J. T. Preachsogood. And let’s not forget Doctor. Titles are everywhere it seems. Where there’s a church, there’s no shortage of titles. Sometimes titles…
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Should Christians endorse capital punishment? —YES
Byempower[EDITOR’S NOTE: This post is part of our series on controversial questions. A NO post will normally follow a YES post. Join in by posting your comments.] by Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. One of the hardest aspects of the Christian walk is balance. The Bible teaches us many values, some of which at times are in…
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Creativity in Emotional Extremes
ByBaker“Often our best creativity comes from the extreme emotions that we work so hard to avoid.” I believe it was legendary music producer Phil Spector that once said that there were only four songs we could ever write; I love you, I hate you, go away, or come back. He wasn’t all that wrong. Those…
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Henry & Elgin: Looking Back & Looking Forward
ByempowerElgin Hushbeck, Jr was the second author to join Energion Publications in 2004. He and publisher, Henry Neufeld, sat down last night and discussed the past and future of EP during the Tuesday Hangout. In this hangout we discuss Elgin’s work on apologetics and the importance of being open to and introducing these questions in…
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Hospitality as a Hallmark of Christianity
Byempowerby Chris Freet Is hospitality something that has, in a sense, been co-opted in the West? Perhaps a quick Google search could shed some light on this for us. The result of this search brings up websites pertaining to restaurant and hotel management topics and issues. It would indeed seem that hospitality in the West…
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Can we remove the cross from our preaching and have an authentic Christian message?
Byempowerby William Powell Tuck Recently I was talking with a minister friend of mine as we were both preparing for the Lenten/Easter season. He observed how difficult it was for him to think about preaching on the cross. I understand something of his reluctance and timidity in speaking about such a theme. But I…
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