Updating Site Styles
We are in the process of updating our web site’s styles. For the next couple of days, there will not be a common look and feel to all of the pages. Functionality will remain the same. We appreciate your patience.
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A Matter of Perspective
This isn’t an ad for Energion, but we wish it was! Viewing life, or a business such as publishing, from a discouraging perspective can be, well, discouraging!
Mission Statement
Update: We have replaced this mission statement with a new one that is more succinct. You can find it here. Energion Publications mission is to publish books that challenge the broad Christian center. By the “broad Christian center” we mean that large group of Christians who are willing to work together with one another despite…
New Telephone Number
Energion Publications has a new phone number. It is 850-525-3916. Please change any contact information you have. Our fax number is also now obsolete. We have received nothing but junk faxes for over a year. If you need to fax us for some reason, please call voice and we will make arrangements. As always, we…
Global Christian Perspectives – August 7, 2015
Today’s Global Christian Perspectives will feature hosts Chris Eyre and Elgin Hushbeck, Jr., joined by authors Chris Freet (A New Look at Hospitality as a Key to Missions) and Joe Miller (two books forthcoming). They will be discussing the following topics: First half hour: a) Anniversary of Hiroshima. Thursday was the 70th anniversary of…
Energion Tuesday Night Hangout
Google+ Event Page Tonight we have a great program planned with Rev. Steve Kindle, author of the book Stewardship: God’s Way of Recreating the World as my first half hour guest, and then Dr. Jon Dybdahl, author of the newly released book Hunger: Satisfying the Longing of Your Soul for the second half hour. Dr….
TS (Possibly Hurricane-to-be) Isaac
We’re not really in the path of the storm, and we’re far enough inland and at a high enough altitude that we’re not too worried about flooding. It is possible, however, that we’ll lose power. If we do, we’ll still have phones (probably), and minimal internet and e-mail through such smart devices. We don’t expect…