Webinar on Apocalyptic Theology
Energion author Steve Kindle will be offering a webinar on apocalyptic theology on October 17, 2019. You can get detailed information on this webinar at FaithontheEdge.org.
Energion author Steve Kindle will be offering a webinar on apocalyptic theology on October 17, 2019. You can get detailed information on this webinar at FaithontheEdge.org.
We have the book Philosophy for Believers under discussion and we have it on sale at 20% off on Energion Direct. Now we’re going to give away some books. There will be three more-or-less equivalent prizes: 1) A copy of Philosophy for Believers and Eschatology: A Participatory Study Guide, both by Dr. Edward W. H….
Pianist, poet, author, mother, grandmother and wife of a pastor for over 50 years, Nancy Petrey brings a wealth of experiences from her life with Jesus to her new book, The Honeycomb is Waiting: Poetic Devotionals. Forty devotionals give the reader a guide through Scripture, Nancy’s poetry (and some of her songs!) and pose questions…
I was planning my note on my personal blog, A Challenge to See, when I also saw what Jody posted today regarding many of our books. I’m going to embed the Facebook ad below. Check the list of authors: David Alan Black is a professor at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. I know from long conversations…
[The master said,] “You are a good and faithful servant. I left you in charge of only a little, but now I will put you in charge of much more. Come and share in my happiness!” – Matthew 25:21 (CEV) The Energion Publications family reaches out to Nancy Petrey and her family today in comfort…
We’ve been working on making Energion.net a great place to get information and have discussions, and starting today, we’re going to have regular columns by Energion authors. We’re hoping for some good discussions both in the comments section and between blogs. So if a subject charges you up, feel free to respond. We’ll be glad…
In today’s post on the Energion Discussion Network, author Nancy Petrey examines the Jewish legacy of the church combined with her personal legacy as a Mizpah. Mizpah? Well, I guess you’ll have to read the post to see what she found. http://energion.co/discuss