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“Why do I publish what I publish?” asks our publisher
Today’s post in the Energion Discussion Network is by our publisher, Henry Neufeld. He’s often asked why a particular book in the Energion catalog is there when either the questioner or Henry himself disagrees with its theology or point of view. His answer? Look to the Incarnation. From there he builds his theology of dialogue…
From the Editor’s Desk, August 20, 2015:
This week, Energion Publications is releasing Parent-Driven Discipleship by Michael Kennedy. Dr. Kennedy is a father of two children and a pastor. He wrote this book from a heart that is concerned and passionate about the young adults, youth & children of this world. He believes it is the parents who are the frontline teachers….
Coming Soon in Topical Line Drives
We’re in the middle of a move, both physically (though only about 100 feet on the same property), and to a new catalog web site, so it may be a few days before I can get forthcoming books into the catalog. Nonetheless, there are forthcoming books to talk about in the Topical Line Drives series….
“Who is Jesus? The Puzzle and the Portraits of a Divine Savior,” NEW from Dr. Allan Bevere
In all three synoptic gospels, Jesus asked His first disciples, “Who do you say that I am?” (Matthew 16:13-20; Mark 8:27-30; Luke 9:18-20) Dr. Bevere, pastor, teacher, and well-followed blogger, believes this is a question for every disciple to answer. I cannot think about the person of Jesus, the doctrine of Christology, without the wisdom…