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Henry’s Christmas List #1
My first suggestion is a gift for the theologians on your Christmas list. It’s Herold Weiss’s book Meditations on According to John: Exercises in Biblical Theology. My key reason for putting this one on my list of Christmas suggestions is that it demonstrates the practice of biblical theology. There is sometimes a great gulf fixed…
Energion Publications at the 2013 Academy of Parish Clergy Convention
Henry Neufeld, owner and publisher of Energion Publications, is currently at the 2013 Academy of Parish Clergy Annual Convention being held this year at the Canterbury Retreat Center in Oveido, near Orlando, Florida. He is joined there with APC members and Energion authors, David Moffett-Moore and William Powell Tuck. The theme of the conference is Preaching…
Energion Publications via Espresso Book Machine
Energion Publications paperback titles are now available via the Espresso Book Machine®. The Espresso Book Machine® is an exciting new small size machine that can print books on demand at any location. It has been installed in a number of locations worldwide in places such as Egypt, the UK, and Australia. It is being installed…
For the (US Political) Season
Elgin Hushbeck, Jr., author of Energion title Preserving Democracy, was interviewed earlier this week on WSAU in Wausau, Wisconsin. Preserving Democracy was the first title in our Political and Social Sciences category. The second, Faith in the Public Square by Robert D. Cornwall will be released in February 2012.
First Week in Advent – Day 3 – Resurrection Hope
The appeal to revelation in this case involves the following claims. (1) There is a place in human existence where death has not been final. (2) Such a place is not isolated, but is typical, or as we might say, germinal. It has consequences beyond the individual case. It represents and at the same time…
On the Growth of eBook Sales
Michael Hyatt of Thomas Nelson, writing at The Christian Post thinks that many in the publishing industry are overestimating he growth of eBook sales, which an industry survey suggests will be 50% of book sales by 2014. He believes it will be closer to 25%, and in an update, cites another study that says 22.5%…

