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ByempowerHenry 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…
Tuesday Night Hangout: Steve Kindle, Pastor2Pew
ByempowerSteve Kindle has started a new ministry, Pastor2Pew, which provides resources for progressive pastors preaching from the lectionary. His interviews include a number of leading lights, including Walter Brueggemann, but more importantly (to me!) Energion author Bruce Epperly. Here’s our discussion: [slideshow_deploy id=’2356′]
Tuesday Night Hangout: Michael Kennedy Jr. on Christian Education
ByempowerHenry Neufeld interviewed Michael Kennedy, Jr., author of Parent-Driven Discipleship for the Tuesday Night Hangout this week. Feel free to comment here or on our YouTube channel.
From World Prayr: Christmas Erupts
ByempowerCan there be any other reaction when one has encountered the amazing grace of God, than an overwhelming eruption of emotional joy and praise towards God? If so, then why do we see so few eruptions? Why are the volcanoes of our hearts not erupting with gratuitous affections and instead are often silent? Have we…
Why We Need an Incarnation: A Progressive Vision
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Mysticism Trilogy Shipping Soon
ByempowerThe ebook editions of these three books, Process Theology and Mysticism, Process Theology and Prophetic Faith, and Process Theology and Healing, have been available since December 5, but there was a delay in the print editions. We will be honoring pre-order pricing of $6.99$4.99 through January 31. Shipping will begin early next week. See An…
