Book of the Week Pricing Extended
. . . on Grief: Finding the Candle of Light. This will allow posting of the final two parts of the home video of Henry and Jody Neufeld discussing the book and grief in general.
. . . on Grief: Finding the Candle of Light. This will allow posting of the final two parts of the home video of Henry and Jody Neufeld discussing the book and grief in general.
We are expecting an on-time release of The Jesus Paradigm by David Alan Black. This means that copies will become available around July 20, 2009. Retailers are generally showing later dates, but I expect that they will be pleasantly surprised. Electronic editions will become available around the same time, including Kindle*, Mobipocket*, and Adobe Digital…
This is more than a month old, but somehow I missed it, so let’s make sure as many people as possible are aware. David Alan Black’s set of videos, recorded when he taught beginning Greek in Ethiopia, are now available free on YouTube. (Go direct to YouTube.) This course is based on Dave’s beginning grammar….
It is an honor for us here at Energion Publications to single out and honor our authors who have served in the military. They are: Dr. Harvey J. Brown, Jr (U.S. Army) Elgin Hushbeck (U.S. Air Force) Greg May (U.S. Air Force) Dr Robert C. McKibben (U.S. Marine Corps) Henry E. Neufeld (U.S. Air Force) Chris…
The shipping date for Grief: Finding the Candle of Light was originally estimated at September 21, 2007. Due to a combination of printing delay and shipping time, that date has been set back to September 26, 2007. In accordance with our standard policy, the prepublication price will be extended until the first copy actually ships….
During Lent we’re offering a series of topics during our Tuesday night hangouts that are designed to help us think more about the season (including Easter, which is where it leads). We began with Lent: Season of Sorrow, in which I talked with author William Powell Tuck, who has written quite a bit about the…
The new creation brought about by love, under whose control Christians live (2 Cor. 5:14), is not an amorphous conglomerate of passive robots who do God’s will en masse. The Christian life of the new creation is not the boring life of an idealized perfection on this earth. It is the exciting life of taking…