Book Signing for Bob Makar
EnerPower Press author Bob Makar will be honored at a reception at his home church, Gonzalez United Methodist, on September 20, 2009. More details here. EnerPower Press is an imprint of Energion Publications.
EnerPower Press author Bob Makar will be honored at a reception at his home church, Gonzalez United Methodist, on September 20, 2009. More details here. EnerPower Press is an imprint of Energion Publications.
We are proud that our Weekly Google+ Hangouts have become a popular spot for people to actively visit on Tuesday nights! 2015 begins with an interesting and diverse schedule of topics and panel participants. Please make a note on your schedule to join us every Tuesday evening @ 7p.m. Central Time. Here is the current…
Energion author Chris Surber offers some sermon suggestions at SermonCentral.com. He says: As I have always served churches in transition where the fallout of recent battles are all around, I have had to dress more than a few wounds, challenge more than a few Christians to aim their rifles in the direction of the enemy,…
On Tuesday, May 27, 2014 at 7 p.m. (CDT) four Energion Publication authors will meet for a one-hour panel discussion in a Google Hangout. Military veterans Elgin Hushbeck (U.S. Air Force), Dr. Harvey Brown, Jr. (U.S. Army), Greg May (U.S. Air Force) and Pastor Chris Surber (U.S. Marine Corps) will meet in a panel discussion on…
From the Publishers: There isn’t anyone reading this whose life has not been touched by the insideous, non-discriminating disease called cancer. Our own 12-year-old son fought rhabdomyosarcoma and died at age 17. Among the many emotions is a sense of helplessness to do something so that another family does not have to enter the war….
From Christian Archy, by David Alan Black, coming November 2: There is perhaps no clearer example of the church’s misguided appropriation of the world than the god of nationalism. Instead of simply following Jesus, whose kingdom is marked by powerless love, we have attempted to use Christianity to support worldly power. And this means that…
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