Rethinking Church – Lee Baker
Energion author, poet, and worship leader Lee Baker (noise flash) has written some excellent thoughts on rethinking church.
Energion author, poet, and worship leader Lee Baker (noise flash) has written some excellent thoughts on rethinking church.
James A. Lee has written a thorough review of God’s Desire for the Nations: The Missionary Theology of John Piper. I appreciate this thorough review. I’m in the mood for giving away some books, so this Friday, when I give away copies of The Jesus Paradigm, I’m going to also select one comment to this…
There are many difficulties in operating a Christian publishing company in the current market, but there are also rewards. One of those rewards is the opportunity to publish books that I think can really make a difference in the Christian world. Then we get back to the hard part—making sure that those who will benefit…
Energion author Allan R. Bevere interviews Scot McKnight on his new book, A Church Called Tov. Books by Scot McKnight in Our Retail Store A 20% discount is applied wherever possible. Some Books by Allan R. Bevere
Office and review copies of The Church Under the Cross (William Powell Tuck) and Will You Join the Cause of Global Missions? (David Alan Black) are arriving today. Bloggers, request your review copies. These books are already in stock at Amazon.com (Church, Missions), B&N (Church, Missions), and Energion Direct (Church, Missions).
January 25, 2011 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Gonzalez, Florida New Book, noise flash, a collection of poems about people, places, and things Energion Publications announces the February 11 release of a new book, noise flash by Lee Baker. This is the first book of poetry for this author. Lee Baker has been writing songs since middle…
In my video Why Energion? I draw a triangle on the white board to illustrate the boundaries of our publishing mission here at Energion Publications. I labeled the points of that triangle “Evangelical,” “Liberal,” and “Charismatic.” Now there are many ways one could divide Christianity into streams, but those three represented groups I was, and…