Review of The Jesus Paradigm
Matt received his advance copy of The Jesus Paradigm, and reviews it on his blog at Broadcast Depth.
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Energion’s new fiction title, Allegheny Hideaway, has just cleared QA both here and at the printer, so it will be shipping in a couple of days. Once the first book heads to the post office, pre-order pricing (20% off) will end, so if you’d like to get that special price on this book, get your…
Week 1 Giveaway Winners!
We do have our three winners! We will be notifying you today and getting your mailing information so we can send your autographed Kimberly Gordon book to you. Congratulations, winners! We thank all our participants and remember, these books are currently on sale at 30% OFF with FREE shipping – which could be the next…
Recent Books Available on Cokesbury.com
For our United Methodist customers, the following books are now listed on Cokesbury, generally with a 20% discount. You can now order them with your church accounts. The Jesus Paradigm by Dr. David Alan Black, professor of Greek and New Testament at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. The Gospel According to St. Luke: A Participatory Study…
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The Word on the Street and Black Tuesdays
No, they're not related, except as they both have to do with Energion authors. On Energion.net, Energion author Nick May asks whether The Word on the Street is a Bible. As for Black Tuesdays, these don't have to do with the color black, but with David Alan Black, author of Why Four Gospels?. Mark Stevens…
For Pre-Order: The Journey to the Undiscovered Country
Here’s the front cover for our next release, The Journey to the Undiscovered Country by William Powell Tuck. This book can be pre-ordered immediately from Energion Direct (use PRE15 coupon code at checkout for a 20% discount), Amazon.com and B&N.
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From Jody’s Editor Desk at Energion:
I worked as an RN for over 30 years. And looking back at that part of my life, I can say truthfully that I loved my job. I worked different kinds of nursing and in different settings. It was all more than a job which generated income. In fact, I could have made more money…