New Release: Meditations on According to John
This exciting new title is now available both in print and for Kindle. Energion owner Henry Neufeld has a few notes on this title on his Threads blog.
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What’s in a Release?
A couple of people have asked me about the way we do releases at Energion Publications. The public image of a book release has the publisher getting in a stock of the books, shipping them out to various bookstores, and then, on the date selected, allowing these bookstores to make the books available. In that…
Consider Christianity Series – New Editions
Energion Publications has just released reprint/corrected editions of the first two volumes of the Consider Christianity series. These new editions are page and content compatible with the old ones, so your classes and study groups can mix the editions in a study group. Corrections are minor, but the titles have changed. Consider Christianity Volume 1:…
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noise flash debuts at heART Transplant//Art & Show
We are packing up! This Friday night, February 11th, from 7-10 p.m. the third annual heART Transplant//Art & Show will be the venue for the debut of our new book and first book of poetry, noise flash. We invite you to come to this amazing art show at Northstar Church, 2379 St. Andrews Boulevard, Panama…
Blogging/Essay Contest – 21st Century Church
Energion Publications will host a blogging/essay contest. Entries are open immediately and will close November 2, 2009 when Dr. David Alan Black‘s new book Christian Archy is released. Judging will take place during the first week of November, and winners will be announced by November 16. To enter, simply write an essay in answer to…
Why I Hate the KJV – Henry Neufeld
Henry Neufeld, author of What’s in a Version?, has a video uploaded to YouTube titled Why I Hate the KJV.
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“Reinvisioning Trinitarian Language”
Author Robert Cornwall offers a good insight into the puzzling concept of The Trinity on his blog, Ponderings on a Faith Journey. Today’s “pondering” is “Reinvisioning Trinitarian Language” and gives the reader some words to chew in mind and spirit. The problem is that when we look at God as Trinity through the eyes of reason…