Why I Hate the KJV – Henry Neufeld
Henry Neufeld, author of What’s in a Version?, has a video uploaded to YouTube titled Why I Hate the KJV.
Henry Neufeld, author of What’s in a Version?, has a video uploaded to YouTube titled Why I Hate the KJV.
Our Buy 2 Get 1 Free Sale has been extended through Father’s Day, Sunday, June 14, 2015! Teachers are making plans for their Fall curriculum in Sunday School and small groups! And they are taking advantage of our sale on our series books! Remember: if you are considering a church-wide study on — say, tithing or stewardship or…
Energion author Bob Cornwall has published an essay, Myth of Self-Made Man Back with a Vengeance on the site EthicsDaily.com. Bob is the author of Energion titles Faith in the Public Square, Ephesians: A Participatory Study Guide, and Ultimate Allegiance: The Subversive Nature of the Lord’s Prayer. He is currently involved in an Energion sponsored…
The Putnam Town Crier has an interview with Energion author Bob LaRochelle (Crossing the Street, forthcoming). That book the story says he’s writing? Well, he has written it and I have the manuscript! Remember to e-mail pre@energion.com if you’d like to be notified when this book is released.
Energion author D. Kevin Brown (Rite of Passage for the Home and Church and To Date or Not to Date) is the pastor of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church in Wilkes County, North Carolina. His church was recently featured in their local paper because they’re going to three services each Sunday due to church growth. Here’s…
Amazon’s price is currently the full $49.99, while we still have an introductory sale at $30 (as of September 21, 2018), but you do get free shipping and even two day shipping with Amazon Prime, so it’s worth looking at. The deluxe edition is printed on glossy 100# paper with a durable case laminate cover, and…
I’ve posted quite a number of “why I publish” items on this blog, usually because I’ve been asked the question. There is always the simple answer: If it is a currently valid discussion or debate within Christianity (valid being a subjective judgment on my part), and if it falls within our doctrinal statement, it is something…