Review of The Jesus Paradigm
Matt received his advance copy of The Jesus Paradigm, and reviews it on his blog at Broadcast Depth.
Matt received his advance copy of The Jesus Paradigm, and reviews it on his blog at Broadcast Depth.
The Heart Cries Out: A Participatory Study Guide to Selected Psalms has just been released and is available in print and a variety of ebook formats. On Energion Direct, we have it on sale for $7.99 through the end of the year. This study guide to the Psalms is great for your church’s small group,…
The Coming One, Mary’s child, may not resolve all our problems, but God’s coming is an image of hope that may empower us to action. Hope encourages agency, not passivity. It opens the future, not determined, but influenced by what we do today. https://www.patheos.com/blogs/livingaholyadventure/2021/12/the-adventurous-lectionary-fourth-sunday-of-advent-december-19-2021/ Read the whole post at Bruce Epperly’s The Adventurous Lectionary. The…
One of our newer developments here at Energion is our retail store, which allows us to offer not only our own books, but also books recommended by our staff and authors. Embedded below you’ll see a list of our books related to the Lord’s Prayer and the Sermon on the Mount. Watch for more of…
Energion Publications‘ author, Renee Crosby, spoke to 200+ women at the 2010 Women of Valor conference in Crestview, FL. Ladies from 14 to ??? came from all over NW Florida to worship, be encouraged, and rejoice for the many ways God has gifted them to serve in His Kingdom. Mrs. Crosby graciously autographed copies of…
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…
Author Robert Cornwall offers a good insight into the puzzling concept of The Trinity on his blog, Ponderings on a Faith Journey. Today’s “pondering” is “Reinvisioning Trinitarian Language” and gives the reader some words to chew in mind and spirit. The problem is that when we look at God as Trinity through the eyes of reason…