Recent Energion release The Character of Our Discontent by Dr. Allan R. Bevere is now available on the Kindle.
This book “grew out of the author’s conviction that pastors do not preach enough about the Old Testament. The result is 19 chapters, each of which represents a sermon on an Old Testament character. These sermons are lively, fast paced, and practical yet are rooted in sound scholarship and are examples of the homiletical art.”
January 14, 2009 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Gonzalez, Florida Energion Publications Announces New Book Category Energion Publications to add a new line of books exploring political issues to its already existing Christian publications, and has signed author Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. to write the first offering in this division. The political category will differ from our existing…
Two new titles are now shipping: Who’s Afraid of the Old Testament God? (Fifth Edition), is now in stock at B&N, and as of 10/29/11 is being offered for $10.79*, or 28% off the list price of $14.99. It’s still listing on Amazon.com for pre-order, but doubtless they will have it in stock within the…
Most of you are probably not acquainted with this date, but those, like me, who grew up in one of the various Adventist groups that grew out of the Millerite movement (1830s and 1840s) remember it well. William Miller, and various other interpreters in that movement determined that Jesus would return in glory on October…
The expected release of the Small Group Edition of Identifying Your Gifts and Service has been delayed slightly. We now expect to ship on October 23, 2006. Our previous release dates have all fallen within 10 days of the announced date once a shipping date has been specified. We will have copies of the intial…
It is a busy summer here at Energion Publications! Drs. Bruce Epperly and Robert LaRochelle have new books now on pre-order. Both books are interesting for small group studies as well as personal study. Galatians: A Participatory Study Guide is the second study guide for Energion Publications by Dr. Bruce Epperly. A study on Philippians…
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