In our second Tuesday Night Hangout of the year, I’ll be talking with Thomas Hudgins about the text of the New Testament and with Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. about capitalism and Christianity. I’ll also give a coupon code in the video, and only in the video, for a 30% discount on their books from Energion.
If you’re tired of shallow coverage of news topics, and would like to dig in a bit deeper, I want to call your attention to a discussion on our Energion Discussion Network this week and to one of our newer projects, Global Christian Perspectives. Global Christian Perspectives is co-hosted by Chris Eyre, one of our…
This is a reminder of upcoming events: Our blogging/essay contest. Discussion of this has been light so far, which surprises me, since we’re offering a $25 B&N gift card as part of first prize, and who wouldn’t want one of those? In addition, it’s a contest for doing what many of you do anyhow-blogging! The…
… but use it anyways. Back when I was in the Air Force, as the glaciers receded, I was approached by a very nice gentleman who wanted me to join the Veterans of Foreign Wars. If I recall correctly, he was a World War II veteran. My first response was that I didn’t think I…
We continue with quotes showing the multidimensional nature of faith and its connection to hope. Hope Is the Glue We could say that faith initially connected Abraham to the promise that God had made, but hope was the glue that kept him connected until God fulfilled His word. Deborah L. Roeger, The Power of Hope,…
Energion Publications has a new phone number. It is 850-525-3916. Please change any contact information you have. Our fax number is also now obsolete. We have received nothing but junk faxes for over a year. If you need to fax us for some reason, please call voice and we will make arrangements. As always, we…
Steve A. Wiggins, an author, writes a post titled, The Price is Wrong. I recommend that our authors read it, and it wouldn’t hurt for customers to do so as well, as it touches on some factors in pricing books. The issues are different for Energion Publications, but only in degree. The reason is that…
