Ephesians: A Participatory Study Guide
Ephesians: A Participatory Study Guide is now in stock both at Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble, as well as Energion Direct. You can find links on the book’s catalog page.
Ephesians: A Participatory Study Guide is now in stock both at Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble, as well as Energion Direct. You can find links on the book’s catalog page.
Free evaluation copies of certain of our books are available to church pastors or educational directors who want to evaluate them for use in their programs. In order to qualify for this program, you must mail a request to us on your church letterhead, including your position in the church and the purpose for which…
Soup Kitchen for the Soul is now available for Kindle. This is another step in our continuing effort to get all our books on the major ebook platforms by the end of the year.
Pastor Bob LaRochelle, author of Part-Time Pastor, Full-Time Church (Pilgrim Press, Cleveland, 2010) and of the forthcoming book Crossing the Street (Energion Publications, May 2012), was interviewed yesterday on WSDK 1550 radio. You can listen to the complete interview via this link. The first half is about his current book, which will be of special…
Energion Publications’ author, Renee Crosby, was diagnosed this year with breast cancer. Known for her ready smile and compassionate heart, Renee has not let that derail her desire to help others in need. Even as she continues her own chemotherapy treatment, Renee is hoping to help others by donating a portion of the sales of…
Zeal I have to begin with zeal. What motivates anyone to learn about difficult history? For years I read and had read to me the King James scriptures, sometimes well, sometimes with ignorance. I knew the Scriptures were difficult. Not just for their language, but because we started reading with self-serving assumptions. For us in…
At a seminar I attended on marketing books, the leader asked us how many had issues with Amazon. Nearly every hand in the room went up. The leader continued by asking us how many of us had bought something from Amazon in the last day, week, and month. By the time she got to “week,”…