Consider Christianity Week Sale
Commemorating Consider Christianity Week, Energion Publications is offering all four books in the Consider Christianity series for one low price of $29.99.
You can find the details and order through Energion Direct.
Commemorating Consider Christianity Week, Energion Publications is offering all four books in the Consider Christianity series for one low price of $29.99.
You can find the details and order through Energion Direct.
After nearly a year out of print, Energion Publications will release the second edition of Dr. David Alan Black’s important book, Why Four Gospels?. The book will be released on October 15, 2010 and will be available through major online retailers as well as via Ingrams for distribution to local bookstores. In Why Four Gospels?…
Energion authors Nick May and Heath Taws were interviewed this morning (April 25) on WJHG TV in Panama City, FL. You can view the video of their interview here. You can get complete information on the event on our Facebook page.
To some the Holy Spirit is dead and should receive little attention. To others He is a list of spectacular powers by which we can validate our life in ministry. John Weston introduces the Holy Spirit to us as Teacher, Guide, Comforter, and Advocate in his new book, Life in the Spirit, which will be…
It is an exciting time here at Energion Publications! We have two new books which have been put on the Pre-Order Sale. (Our customers love a bargain!) I’m Right and You’re Wrong: Why We Disagree About the Bible and What to Do About It by Steve Kindle is the newest contribution to the Topical Lines Drive series. Why do…
Riley Richardson, co-author of the most recent Energion Publications release, Disciples: Jesus With Us, will sign books from 1 PM – 3PM at the Cokesbury display at the Alabama-West Florida Annual Conference (UMC).
Energion Publications is pleased to announce a new release from Energion author Dr. Robert R. LaRochelle, Christian Faith for Adelescents. Pastor and author Bob LaRochelle believes that young people are much like adults in that we battle constantly with many questions. Some of these questions go well beyond “what” to ask some ultimate “why” questions….