Energion Publications is pleased to announce the upcoming release of Christian Archy, the first booklet in the new Areopagus Critical Christian Issues Series. This series of booklets is designed to address critical and controversial issues in Christianity and will be jointly edited by Dr. David Alan Black and Dr. Allan R. Bevere. For more information…
Following our experiment with briefly offering worldwide free shipping for one product, we have decided to make this a permanent feature of our direct sales site, Energion Direct. Well, almost permanent. We’re going to test this until December 31, 2009, with the expectation that if it is successful, we will choose to make it permanent…
Energion Publications is pleased to announce the upcoming release of Megabelt, a humorous and, at times, irreverent look at growing up in the church culture of the Bible belt. The book will be the first fiction title for Energion Publications, and will be released November 1, 2009. Megabelt was written by university student and first…
EnerPower Press author Bob Makar will be honored at a reception at his home church, Gonzalez United Methodist, on September 20, 2009. More details here. EnerPower Press is an imprint of Energion Publications.
For our United Methodist customers, the following books are now listed on Cokesbury, generally with a 20% discount. You can now order them with your church accounts. The Jesus Paradigm by Dr. David Alan Black, professor of Greek and New Testament at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. The Gospel According to St. Luke: A Participatory Study…
I have been a participant in the Christian Carnival for a couple of years now via my personal blogs, but I have not involved this company blog because it is commercial. It continues to be inappropriate for me to submit posts from this blog or to host here, but I’m going to begin announcing the…
It doesn’t look like it will be a major problem for us at this time, but Tropical Depression 4 should be passing by to our east overnight. This can result in loss of power and loss of internet. If you do not hear from us on Monday, don’t worry. We’re probably just temporarily shut down.
Because of the number of reviews and other posts to which we need to link, we have added the Miniposts plugin to this site and you can now read these short post in the right sidebar near the top. We have this set not to send these posts out in the RSS feed, but at…
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Brian McLaren links to some good advice for writers from Margaret Feinberg. To the “write, write, write” and get good criticism let me add: Listen to criticism self-critically, but use your own judgment. I’m an editor and I have accepted things other editors hated. Editors are human too; we have our likes and dislikes.
