Rite of Passage for the Home and Church is now available on Kindle.
We are working rapidly to get all those books for which we have electronic rights onto various ebook platforms. Before the end of the year we expect this list to include Nook and the iBookstore.
As we release Volume 3 of the Consider Christianity series, Faith and Reason, we are giving away the ebook editions of the first two volumes completely free through our Aer.io store. Use the links below to receive a free ebook copy: Evidence for the Bible Christianity and Secularism
WANTING TO START A STUDY/PRAYER GROUP? LOOKING FOR SOMETHING NEW FOR YOUR STUDY/PRAYER GROUP? 52 WEEKS OF ORDINARY PEOPLE/EXTRAORDINARY GOD by Jody Neufeld Introduction excerpt from the book: As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another. Proverbs 27:17 (NIV) All a man’s ways seem right to him, but the LORD weighs the heart. Proverbs…
Energion Publications announces the release of a new book, Ultimate Allegiance: The Subversive Nature of the Lord’s Prayer by Dr. Robert D. Cornwall. This is the second volume in the Areopagus Series by Energion Publications with editors, Dr. David Alan Black and Dr. Allan R. Bevere. “Prayer changes things.” It’s a common saying, and too…
Coming to the next Google+ Hangout: Tuesday, November 4, @ 7 p.m. CDT, authors Ron Higdon and Jody Neufeld will discuss some practical ways to move with grief during the holidays. Ron Higdon, pastor for over 50 years, is the author of Surviving A Son’s Suicide. Dr Higdon’s workshops encourage practical, honest ways of taking steps…
One of my favorite metaphors for the divine-human combination in the inspiration of scripture and the working of the gift of prophecies comes from the story of the One-Ended Telephone Cord. This links to a story I wrote on my personal blog back in 2005, but I’ve been using it for even more years than…
Energion Publications’ editor, Jody Neufeld, offers this about Ronald Higdon’s new book, Surviving A Son’s Suicide, on her blog, Jody Along the Path: I have recently read a book, Surviving A Son’s Suicide by Ronald Higdon. I read it, not as a survivor, but as someone who often receives a call from a friend or…
