Where Did Energion Come From?
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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…
Aaron Bergh Joins Energion Publications
Aaron Bergh has joined Energion Publications as a partner, Marketing Director, and associate book editor. In a small company everyone wears multiple hats. Aaron comes to us after years in both the business world and in ministry. He is excited to be involved in producing literature that encourages and challenges the body of Christ. Aaron…
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Energion Welcomes Chris Eyre, Associate Editor
Energion Publications welcomes Chris Eyre as an associate editor. Chris has already been invaluable in a number of our newly released books. He brings his love of an eclectic span of literature as well as attention to deal. You can follow him on his blogsite: http://eyrelines.energion.net Chris lives near York, England. He attends worship at…
Mission Statement
Update: We have replaced this mission statement with a new one that is more succinct. You can find it here. Energion Publications mission is to publish books that challenge the broad Christian center. By the “broad Christian center” we mean that large group of Christians who are willing to work together with one another despite…
Web Site Update Complete
It appears that the web site is working again. Please let us know via the comments regarding anything that is not working completely.
Creating or Revitalizing a Small Group
Summer time is often a slow time in churches. Many small groups don’t meet through the summer because people are gone on vacation, or just busy with all those other things you can do while the kids are out of school. Sunday School classes are smaller for the same reason. This is a good time…