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Week 1 Giveaway Winners!
We do have our three winners! We will be notifying you today and getting your mailing information so we can send your autographed Kimberly Gordon book to you. Congratulations, winners! We thank all our participants and remember, these books are currently on sale at 30% OFF with FREE shipping – which could be the next…
COMING IN 2013!
[Book cover images and more links to book pages will be added as they become available.] Bob MacDonald – Seeing the Psalter: Patterns of Recurrence in the Poetry of the Psalms First one to be released in 2013! A full-colored book that brings the 150 poems, the heart of the faith of Israel and Christendom,…
Book Focus: The Value of Each Person
Similar to Thurman, Whitehead asserted that value and experience are coextensive with reality and that each creature has value apart from their use to others. Disregard and diminishment of another’s value goes against the grain of metaphysics and morality in an experiential universe. Bruce Epperly, The God of the Growing Edge, 21 (emphasis added) Discover…
Book: Holy Smoke! Unholy Fire!
This post is just to call attention to an older one about this wonderful little book. If you’re dealing with the impact of the Holy Spirit, and sometimes other spirits in your church, this book will help you learn to discern your way through the excitement! Holy Smoke! Unholy Fire! from Threads from Henry’s Web.
Book of the Week: 52 Weeks of Ordinary People
This week we inaugurate a new program at Energion Publications–the book of the week. This program resulted from the number of questions we have received about using our materials in churches, especially for small groups. Each week we will feature one title, offer a discount, and post 2 or 3 discussions of how one can…
Headed to the Printer
Faith Never Stands Alone by Ronald Higdon. Here’s a taste: In the Hebrew Scriptures, one of the major signs that a false prophet (almost always associated with the established powers) was speaking, was the assurance that all was well and that there was no trouble or judgment coming. True prophets usually came on the scene…

