New Release: Meditations on According to John
This exciting new title is now available both in print and for Kindle. Energion owner Henry Neufeld has a few notes on this title on his Threads blog.
This exciting new title is now available both in print and for Kindle. Energion owner Henry Neufeld has a few notes on this title on his Threads blog.
Some new books have arrived at Energion Publications! We now have Finding My Way in Christianity: Recollections of a Journey in stock. It’s also available at several online retailers. Find the links on the book’s detail page. Dr. Herold Weiss tells the story of a journey that begins in Uruguay and moves north. At the…
Continuing to link to reviews of The Jesus Paradigm—Alan Knox on his blog The Assembling of the Church. As editor and publisher I would like to thank Alan and all reviewers thus far who have been clear that they received a free copy (I believe this is the ethical thing to do), and also with…
This is an excellent time to order books at the pre-order sale price of 30% off the retail and with a $10 purchase, the shipping is FREE! New novel, new author, in time for Easter! The Scarab and the Cross by new author, Andy Garza brings the story of a vagabond slave, Onofrio into the time of Pontius…
Shane Raynor has written a post on the Wesley Report comparing the situation in the United Methodist Church with the problems NBC has had changing programming. He concludes: In the world of TV, people don’t care as much about NBC as much as they care about good content. And in the world of faith, substance…
You can find it on Amazon.com. In addition, last night Michael Kennedy was our guest on the Tuesday Night Energion Hangout. Energion owner Henry Neufeld talked with him about youth ministry in the church today and the life-style change he’s calling for in the way we raise our children spiritually. The video is embedded below.
In a recent gallup poll, 61% of respondents indicated that their income tax share was “fair.” Further, 46% thought their tax level was about right, while only 3% thought it was too high. The other 47% thought their taxes were too high. I’m led to wonder how one’s share can be “too high” or “too…