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The Sacred Journey Now in Stock
The Sacred Journey is now in stock on Amazon.com and B&N. You can find purchase links on the catalog page. You can also order it from Energion Direct with free shipping within the United States.
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The Spirit’s Fruit: In Print and Kindle
There is a new Participatory Study in town and its name is The Spirit’s Fruit by Dr. David Moffett-Moore. This study, beginning with the topic, is made for small groups, whether they are youth or senior saints. Jesus told us, His disciples, that we were to “go and bear fruit.” Paul tells us, the Church,…
Release Status – Unfettered Spirit and Transforming Acts
Unfettered Spirit: Spiritual Gifts for the New Great Awakening is now available on Amazon.com. Due to the fact that we ship to the distributor at the same time as we ship from our printer to our office, they’re actually getting the books out first. That happens from time to time! We will continue to offer…
Renee Crosby – Author & Breast Cancer Warrior Is Reaching Out to Others
Energion Publications’ author, Renee Crosby, was diagnosed this year with breast cancer. Known for her ready smile and compassionate heart, Renee has not let that derail her desire to help others in need. Even as she continues her own chemotherapy treatment, Renee is hoping to help others by donating a portion of the sales of…
New Release: Reprint Edition of The Byzantine Text-Type & New Testament Textual Criticism
Energion Publications announces the planned March 11, 2022 release of a reprint edition of The Byzantine Text-Type & New Testament Textual Criticism by Dr. Harry Sturz. The book will be released in a replica edition with an added introduction by Dr. David Alan Black. Watch here for more news on the release of this title….
A perspective on limited government
Today’s post on the Energion Discussion Network argues for a more limited role for the federal government. Here’s Elgin Hushbeck’s “point to ponder.” Granted no system is perfect, and problems remain, but as we move closer to a true consumer based marketplace, things get correspondingly better. On the other hand, as government is asked to…

