The Sacred Journey Now in Stock
The Sacred Journey is now in stock on Amazon.com and B&N. You can find purchase links on the catalog page. You can also order it from Energion Direct with free shipping within the United States.
The Sacred Journey is now in stock on Amazon.com and B&N. You can find purchase links on the catalog page. You can also order it from Energion Direct with free shipping within the United States.
We’ve been working on making Energion.net a great place to get information and have discussions, and starting today, we’re going to have regular columns by Energion authors. We’re hoping for some good discussions both in the comments section and between blogs. So if a subject charges you up, feel free to respond. We’ll be glad…
PROGRESSIVE CHRISTIAN ALERT: Rev. Steve Kindle, former editor of our Energion Discussion Network, begins a new ministry today (August 29, 2016). It’s called Pastor2Pew (www.pastor2pew.org) and is specifically designed to assist progressive pastors in sermon preparation. Steve is interviewing prominent progressive pastors and theologians on how they are preparing their sermons on upcoming lectionary texts….
Here are the results (click on image to expand): So with a clear majority for it, the title will be: It’s All Greek to Me: Confessions of an Unlikely Academic If I read the history right, both Mark Stevens and Jacob Cerone are entitled to a free copy of the book. You can debate this…
I read an interesting post this morning over on my friend Pastor Tom Sims’ blog, The Dream Factory. Energion Publications is still a relatively young business, moving step by step from a tiny part of my life, to nearly taking it over, and involving more and more people. Often the authors who contact me are…
Time with the Lord, every day, is vital to me. Prayer, reading His words, worshiping Him in song or just quiet before Him. It is the living water and fresh bread that keeps me well and strong. That keeps ‘hope’ a strong and sure anchor. Jody Neufeld, Daily Devotions of Ordinary People – Extraordinary God,…
Wisdom is said to be the ability to learn from the mistakes/lives of others. The idea, of course, is to somehow avoid the pitfalls that overtake others. Yet, even armed with all the data, we too often succumb when we know better. Such is the case of our blogger today. Harvey Brown takes us on…