Alden Thompson on Hope
Dr. Alden Thompson, author of Who’s Afraid of the Old Testament God? has written an article on hope in Sabbath School comments on the Spectrum Magazine web site, titled Lights Off, House Empty.
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Christmas Greetings 2012
Here are some personal words from a few of our authors to you. We are honored to have these men and women. They are diverse and yet one in their love of God. D Kevin Brown The Rite of Passage for Home and Church: Raising Christ-centered Young Adults Christmas is about the Father showing His love…
Book Releases to Close 2014!
This has been a wonderful, exciting year at Energion Publications! The diversity of authors and books has carried us to a new level of observation as Jesus’ modern day disciples explored God’s Word and shared it to “teach, rebuke, correct and train” (2 Timothy 3:16). And here are the “final four” in 2014: Finding God…
Jody Neufeld has a Blog
Energion Publications author Jody Neufeld now has a blog, Jody: Along the Path. She is the author of Daily Devotions of Ordinary People – Extraordinary God and 52 Weeks of Ordinary People – Extraordinary God. I have added her RSS feed to our Energion Authors RSS, so links to the most recent posts will…
Availability Delay: Why Four Gospels?
Due to several factors, Why Four Gospels? will not be available for purchase online today. We have updated our various outlets to reflect release October 20, 2010. We expect to begin making some shipments Monday, October 18, but it will probably not be until Wednesday, October 20, that the book becomes available for shipment from…
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Book Quote of the Day – 10
From Christian Archy, forthcoming by David Alan Black: … Evangelist Tom Skinner once said, “Let’s be honest. We tithe to ourselves.” What he meant is that most of the money we contribute to the offering plate is used for facilities and programs designed for ourselves and our families. Very little is dedicated to evangelism or…
Translating Greek Adelphoi
There’s a discussion on the BaptistBoard about the use of “brothers” vs “brothers and sisters” to translate Greek adelphoi. In it, reference is made to Dr. Black’s use of “brothers and sisters” in the translations he made for The Jesus Paradigm, but note the use of “brothers” in the ISV. So far, there’s only a…