Why Energion Video via Google Video
The video on why I started a new Christian publishing company, available from the home page, is now also on Google video. Due to various issues with viewers, this may be a better option. It is embedded here:
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Telling Stories of Experience
One characteristic I like in manuscripts is a strong element of personal experience. Today I wrote a devotional on the unbelievable stories the disciples told of the resurrection, and how they call us to stand up, be transformed, and transform the world. I wanted to call attention to something that got me started in focusing…
Discontinuing Printing Participatory Study Series Pamphlets
Note: This applies only to the pamphlets and not to any books. Since we first published participatory study series pamphlets we have offered source files in Word Doc (a few in Open Document Format) and in PDF along with permission to print as many as you desired. They will remain available, and we intend to…
Publishing Various Viewpoints
I don’t think publishers normally have this problem, but in many conversations I am asked why I would publish books I don’t agree with. Now if you’re one of the big publishing houses, it’s pretty much understood that you don’t have a singular viewpoint, but rather a range. But Energion Publications is a small organization,…
Devotionals and Podcasts on the Gifts
In writing for my wife’s devotional list and my Running Toward the Goal podcast (this podcast is no longer available and all links have been removed from this post 10/14/2018) this week, I have been focusing on the work of the Holy Spirit and the gifts. Since I’m also focusing on gifts here, I’d like to…
Discerning Revival in Lakeland
As a publisher, I do not want to take a public stand on the revival in Lakeland and Todd Bentley’s preaching, so I’m posting this under my own name, rather than Energion Publications staff. I would like to recommend some books, two by me, and one by another of our authors, that might help in…
Of Advance Copies and Proofreading
There’s a slight risk in sending out advance copies that are printed before the editing and proofreading process is finished. I put a nice notice on the front that this is an advance copy and work continues. In general nobody complains, but in those cases in which I give advance copies to people I know,…