Allan Bevere Interview with Scot McKnight
Energion author Allan R. Bevere interviews Scot McKnight on his new book, A Church Called Tov.
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Energion author Allan R. Bevere interviews Scot McKnight on his new book, A Church Called Tov.
A 20% discount is applied wherever possible.
I’ve just sent the files for Surviving a Son’s Suicide to the printer. This means that you have about a week to take advantage of the 30% of pre-order price of $6.99. So get your orders for this book in now and we’ll be starting to ship in about a week. Once the first book…
Energion Publications is pleased to announce the release of the third book in our poetry category, Habitation of Honey by Nancy Petrey. Nancy is already an established Energion author with her first book, Jewish Roots Journey, and her forthcoming volume in the Topical Line Drives series, Why Christians Should Care about Their Jewish Roots. We…
It’s not a question of whether the church will be political. The church is political. It is a polity. The question is how it will be political. Dr. Allan R. Bevere
From The Politics of Witness by Allan R. Bevere (@arbevere): All of this means that the church in the modern West is unable to effectively speak truth to power (to turn a phrase popular with some today). The reason is that since Christians have embraced the power politics of the nation state and have chosen…
30% Off on selected books covering politics and Christian living! Plus Free shipping on orders over $10! If you have been concerned, upset or frustrated by recent events, take a positive, constructive step forward in your life. We have several authors who have written from many perspectives as theological professors and scholars, small businessmen, pastors and…
The cross reveals the fullness of Jesus’ love for humankind in all its ambiguity and sin. Willing to embrace his destiny as God’s beloved child and healer, Jesus faces the agony of Calvary. He did not want to die, nor did he wish to suffer excruciating pain. Still, Jesus placed his suffering and abandonment in…