Larry Hurtado on Historical Context of Gospel Events
You can read more at: The Jewish Jesus of the NT Gospels.
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From DOBE to BEDO
Last week, I heard a statement, actually a mission, of a ministry; “Helping Christians act like Christians,” while I was driving, I almost wrecked my car. Suddenly, I had images of Tom Cruise jumping over motorcycles and putting on masks. Talk about Mission Impossible! Yet, our minds are often so focused on DO that this…
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Growing in Weakness — Why We Fail to Appropriate
Question: “We know that because Jesus is our Shepherd, we can find contentment, experience courage, enjoy communion, and live in confidence despite the valley of the shadow of death and the presence of enemies. (My exposition of Psalm 23) … But hearing, meditating, and considering this truth, why do we not regularly find contentment, experience…
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Giveaway on Walking in God’s Grace for Next 48 Hours
For the next 48 hours, starting at 4:30 pm U. S. central time on January 25, 2019, the Aer.io ebook for Walking in God’s Grace will be free. You can use the preview widget below. Preview and Learn More
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God’s Law Is Not Soggy Corn Flakes
The law drives us to the Gospel. The Gospel saves us from the curse of the law but in turn directs us back to the law to search its spirit, its goodness and its beauty. The law of God is still a lamp unto our feet. Without it we stumble and trip and grope in…
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Aer.io Release: Directed Paths
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Closing the Door on EDN
We have enjoyed offering our author’s thoughts through this discussion network, but as we look at the way people get information online, we think this is not the most productive way to publicize our authors and to let you have a chance to discuss their ideas. So we will no longer be offering posts here….
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Energion Editor, Chris Eyre shares about depression
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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How the Left Ruined Dilbert
A few months ago, a friend of mine at a different company, knowing I was a manager, asked my advice on how to advance. I suggested they meet with their manager to discuss the issue, and so my friend met with their manager and the department head to discuss their future. My friend was pleased…
