Energion This Week – 072723
This is the first of what we plan to be weekly news roundups. Today, Energion This Week is co-hosted by Li’l Mo, the Energion Spokescat.
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Press Release: The Politics of Witness
June 8, 2011 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Gonzalez, Florida New Book, Politics of Witness: The Character of the Church in the World Energion Publications is pleased to announce the release of the third book in its popular Areopagus series, The Politics of Witness: The Character of the Church in the World by Dr. Allan R. Bevere.
Bob Makar Reviews Preserving Democracy
Bob Makar has posted a review of Preserving Democracy on his blog, MessiahRoadmap.com. Note to reviewers – you can request review copies of books that have been released as well as advance copies.
Forgiveness: Finding Freedom From Your Past
A Perfect Hit in the Topical Line Drives Series – Jody Neufeld, editor Energion Publications Since committing my life to Christ in 1995, “forgiveness” has been a frequent topic of conversation as I have walked along with Jesus. I met Dr. Harvey Brown, Jr in those early years as he spoke at a conference I…
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Did you know … ?
Did you know that Energion Publications has been in existence almost 11 years now? Did you know that Energion Publications has 64 authors who have been inspired to write over 150 books? Did you know that we have fiction books (even novels!) as well as a huge list of books for Bible study (with questions…
Announcing the Release of noise flash
January 25, 2011 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Gonzalez, Florida New Book, noise flash, a collection of poems about people, places, and things Energion Publications announces the February 11 release of a new book, noise flash by Lee Baker. This is the first book of poetry for this author. Lee Baker has been writing songs since middle…
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Victory at the Expense of the Gospel – Book Quote #7
From Christian Archy, by David Alan Black, coming November 2: There is perhaps no clearer example of the church’s misguided appropriation of the world than the god of nationalism. Instead of simply following Jesus, whose kingdom is marked by powerless love, we have attempted to use Christianity to support worldly power. And this means that…