A Matter of Perspective
This isn’t an ad for Energion, but we wish it was!
Viewing life, or a business such as publishing, from a discouraging perspective can be, well, discouraging!
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Social Media Links
During the accidental suspension of our Twitter account, I removed links so that people would not be mislead by links to a page that wasn’t working. Those links are now restored. In addition, here are a few more social media links that may be useful: Energion Publications Friend Feed – this feed aggregates a number…
The Ideal Manuscript for Energion
This year (2012) we released 20 books under our main Energion Publications imprint and three additional books under our EnerPower Press imprint. That puts us at more that 70 books in our current catalog. We intentionally publish books written from a wide range of viewpoints and for audiences ranging from pastors and scholars to students…
The Future of Christian Publishing?
Via Energion author David Alan Black, I found The Next Chapter for Christian Publishing. I’m less than enthusiastic about those predicting the future, having heard too many times that we were done with new inventions, or that some particular thing could never happen, only to see the pace of new inventions continue and the supposedly…
Possible Temporary Outage on Eneblogs.com
Eneblogs.com hosts several of our dedicated book sites, including whyfourgospels.com and characterofourdiscontent.com. We are moving it to a new server, and it may take some time for the DNS information to update. During this time you may experience difficulty accessing any of these sites. The difficulty should be temporary.
Louisiana Flood Relief
Energion author Joel Watts, a United Methodist, called our attention to relief efforts by UMCOR. Here’s the UMCOR Facebook post: There are a number of agencies involved in relief. We at Energion Publications encourage you to contribute through the agency of your choice, but please make sure that it is a reputable and…
Storm Relief Agencies
I hope that all our readers already have some options to support storm relief efforts, but just in case you’re looking for a good way to send money or support, I’m going to post a few links here. What I’ve chosen to do is list the Red Cross link, and then links to some denominational…