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Ant Greenham on His New Book
The following three videos are an interview with Dr. Ant Greenham of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is writing a forthcoming volume in the Areopagus Critical Christian Issues series on the way the three major monotheistic faiths deal with questioning God. This book is not yet in our catalog, but you can e-mail us if…
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Energion Welcomes Chris Eyre, Associate Editor
Energion Publications welcomes Chris Eyre as an associate editor. Chris has already been invaluable in a number of our newly released books. He brings his love of an eclectic span of literature as well as attention to deal. You can follow him on his blogsite: http://eyrelines.energion.net Chris lives near York, England. He attends worship at…
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More Preserving Democracy Reviews
Pastor Chris Clark has now reviewed Preserving Democracy. His conclusion: I like what Hushbeck has written. He has done his homework. He has worked systematically and arrived at solid conclusions. He “gets it.” Anyone reading Preserving Democracy will learn something new, and pick up a little inspiration in the process. Go read the whole review….
Book Release | Books | Living | ministrySurviving a Son’s Suicide Heads to the Printer
I’ve just sent the files for Surviving a Son’s Suicide to the printer. This means that you have about a week to take advantage of the 30% of pre-order price of $6.99. So get your orders for this book in now and we’ll be starting to ship in about a week. Once the first book…
Get Free Review or Evaluation Copies
Did you know that Energion Publications offers free review or evaulation copies? Review copies are for those who plan to write a review of a book, whether it’s for print publication, for your blog, or for social media. Evaluation copies are a teacher’s friend, because you can get a free copy of the book for…
Brian LePort Reviews Creation in Scripture
Brian LePort has a review of Herold Weiss’s book Creation in Scripture. It’s a nice review along with a summary of the contents. LePort is quite correct in noting that this is not an academic book. That’s not it’s purpose. In fact, it’s purpose is precisely what he recommends it for: Overall it was a…

