New Areopagus Series Web Site
We have added a new web site to our family–the Areopagus Series site at areopagusseries.com. This site will be for announcements, commentary, and reviews of the various volumes of the Areopagus series.
We have added a new web site to our family–the Areopagus Series site at areopagusseries.com. This site will be for announcements, commentary, and reviews of the various volumes of the Areopagus series.
Dave and Becky Black have been very open about their journey with cancer. Yesterday on his blog Dave said: I know I’ve said this already, but we seem to have turned the corner. We’ve rounded third base and are headed home. It’s such a strange thing, knowing that this day would come but wanting so…
Energion Publications has proudly sponsored the John Webb Winter Golf Tournament since its inception and we continue to do so. As John Webb moves to place this tournament under an independent foundation, the web site has also moved to a new location, johnwebbgolf.com. It now has its own blog as well. Energion Publications will continue…
Some questions have come up recently about our policy of providing free advance and/or review copies to various reviewers, including bloggers. Our policy is very simple. If you are a reviewer for any publication, a blogger, or have a twitter account and will make the commitment to use that medium to discuss the book, you…
We’ve added a link to our Diversity Category on our featured books menu. This category includes books on diversity and dialogue.
We’re going to be covering more topics in more focused and shorter time frames this year. In our first session (about 15 minutes) we’re going to talk about secularization (see the Energion Discussion Network this week) with Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. and Rev. Steve Kindle. In the second we’re going to look ahead at the coming…
Update: We have replaced this mission statement with a new one that is more succinct. You can find it here. Energion Publications mission is to publish books that challenge the broad Christian center. By the “broad Christian center” we mean that large group of Christians who are willing to work together with one another despite…