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The Jesus Paradigm In Stock at Amazon.com
The Jesus Paradigm is now in stock at Amazon.com.
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Report from Reimagine: Century, FL, September 13, 2014
It was a hot and sunny day here on the Gulf Coast. Energion Publications has been proud to join Reimagine Worldwide in another event to help a neighborhood in a definitive, practical way. This September event occurred in the community of Century, just north of Pensacola, FL. 15,000 pounds of food was distributed. Health screenings,…
Process Theology and Mysticism Trilogy on Pre-Order
I am a prophet of process theospirituality: the affirmation that spirituality and theology emerge in dynamic interdependence. Bruce Epperly, Process Theology and Mysticism, p. 8 (pre-order) These three books by Dr. Bruce Epperly are scheduled to ship about December 5, 2023. Due to a combination of pre-order and Black Friday/Cyber Monday pricing, each book is…
Christmas 2014 Gifts
Why not consider giving someone you love and care about something that will encourage and build their faith? Our books make excellent stocking stuffers. Promo Code: Advent2014 at the checkout will give you 25% OFF all of your purchases on EnergionDirect! Plus any purchase over $10 will also include Free Shipping and quantity discounts begin…
Bob LaRochelle Radio Interview
Pastor Bob LaRochelle, author of Part-Time Pastor, Full-Time Church (Pilgrim Press, Cleveland, 2010) and of the forthcoming book Crossing the Street (Energion Publications, May 2012), was interviewed yesterday on WSDK 1550 radio. You can listen to the complete interview via this link. The first half is about his current book, which will be of special…
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“Reinvisioning Trinitarian Language”
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…

