New Author Blog – Hushbeck Blog
Energion Publications author Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. has a new blog, Hushbeck Blog dedicated to applying critical thinking. His most recent post is Liberals and Conservatives.
Energion Publications author Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. has a new blog, Hushbeck Blog dedicated to applying critical thinking. His most recent post is Liberals and Conservatives.
The Unbroken Road is shipping out of our offices today! Not only is it a beautiful book on the outside, it has a beautiful testimony on the inside. From Ethiopia to a Marine base, Katy shares how God is in her every day life. If you have not purchased a copy, especially if you have a daughter or granddaughter pre-teen…
Today’s post in the Energion Discussion Network is by our publisher, Henry Neufeld. He’s often asked why a particular book in the Energion catalog is there when either the questioner or Henry himself disagrees with its theology or point of view. His answer? Look to the Incarnation. From there he builds his theology of dialogue…
We’ve been working on making Energion.net a great place to get information and have discussions, and starting today, we’re going to have regular columns by Energion authors. We’re hoping for some good discussions both in the comments section and between blogs. So if a subject charges you up, feel free to respond. We’ll be glad…
Through March 15, 2014 Energion Direct will be offering a Buy-2-Get-1-Free sale on all Topical Line Drives volumes, including those currently on pre-order. (Three new volumes will go on pre-order during the next week.) As a special bonus we’re adding the books Will You Join the Cause of Global Missions? and Study Guide to Ultimate…
Now that we are immersed in our mid-week struggle to survive, Drew Smith offers us a way out of our hurly-burly lifestyle. Maybe we don’t have to change anything but our attitude. Take a look. https://energion.co/discuss/
“It’s all storytelling,” says Dr. Dolly Berthelot of her varied writing career. “Whether fiction or nonfiction, fantasy to memoir, features, even creative course development, all good storytelling requires caring, clarity, commitment, creativity, and craftsmanship, with fierce faithfulness to accuracy and truth. Always fascinating; not always easy.” “Dr. Dolly” will explore these themes in her January…