Bob Makar Reviews Preserving Democracy
Bob Makar has posted a review of Preserving Democracy on his blog, MessiahRoadmap.com.
Note to reviewers – you can request review copies of books that have been released as well as advance copies.
Bob Makar has posted a review of Preserving Democracy on his blog, MessiahRoadmap.com.
Note to reviewers – you can request review copies of books that have been released as well as advance copies.
The Putnam Town Crier has an interview with Energion author Bob LaRochelle (Crossing the Street, forthcoming). That book the story says he’s writing? Well, he has written it and I have the manuscript! Remember to e-mail pre@energion.com if you’d like to be notified when this book is released.
From The Spirit’s Fruit: A Participatory Study Guide (forthcoming): There are a variety of gifts of the Spirit, but only one fruit. The fruit may be variously described and experienced, yet it remains a singular fruit. … [W]e need to keep in mind that the fruit is one, the fruitful life is one, as we…
I get frequent comments about the variety of materials published by Energion Publications. Occasionally I get negative comments as well from people who think the variety has gone too far. I was once informed that someone had burned one of our books. I hope in the future that if anyone wants to burn one of…
Co-branded Google Book Search is now available on almost all of our detail pages, with the exception of those that are not yet released, not yet in the Google Book Search system, or for which we do not have the rights. Look for the Google search box just below the author bio on each book…
Continuing to link to reviews of The Jesus Paradigm—Alan Knox on his blog The Assembling of the Church. As editor and publisher I would like to thank Alan and all reviewers thus far who have been clear that they received a free copy (I believe this is the ethical thing to do), and also with…
Energion author D. Kevin Brown (Rite of Passage for the Home and Church and To Date or Not to Date) is the pastor of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church in Wilkes County, North Carolina. His church was recently featured in their local paper because they’re going to three services each Sunday due to church growth. Here’s…