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Will I Publish Books on Controversial Issues?
— Henry Neufeld, Energion owner/publisher I get this question frequently and about a variety of issues. Over the last few weeks I’ve been asked about two specific issues: Homosexuality and evolution. The answer is quite simple: Yes, from a variety of positions on those issues. And yes, whether I agree with the author or not….
Theme Change
Due to difficulties with the existing theme, which I designed for WordPress several versions ago, I’m switching to my favorite theme framework. I’ll be customizing that wonderfully flexible theme soon. In the meantime, enjoy it’s rather nice standard appearance.
Give for Haiti Relief
I invite all our readers to give something to relief for Haiti. I have chosen to present relief agency options from the faith communities of our various Energion Publications authors. United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) Donation Page Adventist Development and Relief Agency Donation Page Baptist Global Response Update: I forgot Christian Reformed World Relief…
Energion Discussion this Week
We’re focusing on discussion this year, and there are lots of opportunities for you to get involved each week. Energion Discussion Network Since Saturday and Sunday are our slow days on the discussion network, let me start with those posts: Negative Experiences Can Produce Positive Results (Iris Subel Davis) and Jesus Offers Freedom from a…
Statement on Anti-Asian Racism #AACCSTATEMENT
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…
Spiritual Gifts, Fruit of the Spirit, and Love
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…

