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Energion author David Alan Black reports he has signed this statement written by some leaders in the Asian Christian community. Here is Dave’s note from his blog: (Wednesday, May 20, 2020) 11:22 AM I’ve signed this statement, along with David Dockery, Don Carson, Jim Wallis, Shane Claiborne, Darrel Bock, Ed Stetzer, and 10,000 others. Let’s take a…
If you’re tired of shallow coverage of news topics, and would like to dig in a bit deeper, I want to call your attention to a discussion on our Energion Discussion Network this week and to one of our newer projects, Global Christian Perspectives. Global Christian Perspectives is co-hosted by Chris Eyre, one of our…
Recent news stories regarding the InterVarsity Fellowship’s paper about the theology of human sexuality make me feel that I should make a brief statement. There is always the possibility that the position of a company known as a Christian publisher might be misunderstood. I’m making this on the company blog rather than my personal blog…
I’ve redesigned the theme for this blog. I had three major purposes in mind: Make it wider and allow it to adjust to the width of the screen. Make it a bit less gray, and also provide more margins Bring elements of the theme up to date with current WordPress. Please let me know (e-mail…
Energion Publications is excited and blessed to be able to now offer two of our titles in Basic Mandarin. We are grateful to the dedicated translators who have given their time to produce these translations. We hope and pray these books will be a great blessing to those who speak and read this important language….
One of the critical elements in understanding spiritual gifts is relating them properly to the Fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-26) and particularly to love. Many times we have a tendency to think of the work of the Holy Spirit in a chaotic, scattered fashion. Some groups focus on the Fruit of the Spirit, but…