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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…
Growth and Changes to our Blog
Since we first created this blog to support Energion Publications in August, 2006, many things have changed. In 2006 this business was part time for one person, with a few tasks contracted out to others. At that point we had less than 10 books in our catalog. We now have 26 and counting. It is…
Give for Haiti Relief
I invite all our readers to give something to relief for Haiti. I have chosen to present relief agency options from the faith communities of our various Energion Publications authors. United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) Donation Page Adventist Development and Relief Agency Donation Page Baptist Global Response Update: I forgot Christian Reformed World Relief…
Playlist for Lent 2015 Seasons Series
Since the playlist preview isn’t showing up on the post, you can click here! We’ve created a Playlist on YouTube for our Lent 2015 series. Each of these interviews/conversations focuses on a perspective or viewpoint on the season. The first was Lent: Season of Sorrow and the second Lent: Season of the Resurrection. The second…
Last Chance on Some Sales and New Site Coming
On Monday, 9/23/13, we’ll be rolling out the new Energion Direct site. While working on that new site, we haven’t been keeping up with everything on the old one, especially closing out some sales. So there are some good deals listed in the right hand column of the Energion Direct home page, and given that…
On the Privilege of Being a Christian Publisher
This month marks a transition for Energion Publications and for me as company owner. It was seven years ago this month that I decided to buy out what was to become Energion, which consisted of a couple of comb bound books and a storage room stuffed with copies of Who’s Afraid of the Old Testament…

