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Links for Energion This Week
Those who watch the embedded YouTube video for Energion This Week may find that they don’t get the links that are mentioned. There are two ways to get them: 1) Go to the Google+ page linked below the video or 2) Go to YouTube and watch your video there. Until now, that is … I’m…
How to Achieve Instant Proposal Rejection
Well, perhaps not instant, but close. It does take time to download and view your proposal or manuscript. But quite frequently it doesn’t take more than a few minutes for us to reject it. Here are the key reasons: Ignoring the mission statement. I am amazed at how many authors apparently haven’t read our web…
Yet Another Move Update
Most of the moving is done, but we’re still waiting on a few wiring issues. That might result in temporary loss of power and/or internet at some point over the next few days. We will continue to have phone service and e-mail even if that happens. So far, however, we haven’t lost power/internet for more…
Energion has a New Social Media Voice
I welcome Janet Lister (2girlsmom on twitter) to the team at Energion Publications. She will be working from home largely managing our social media, including our twitter account and Facebook group. She will be doing a number of other things around the web as well. She’s my daughter as well, and I’m blessed to have…
Our Hangout for Tuesday, January 5, 2016
We’re going to be covering more topics in more focused and shorter time frames this year. In our first session (about 15 minutes) we’re going to talk about secularization (see the Energion Discussion Network this week) with Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. and Rev. Steve Kindle. In the second we’re going to look ahead at the coming…
New Areopagus Series Web Site
We have added a new web site to our family–the Areopagus Series site at areopagusseries.com. This site will be for announcements, commentary, and reviews of the various volumes of the Areopagus series.
Links for Energion This Week
Those who watch the embedded YouTube video for Energion This Week may find that they don’t get the links that are mentioned. There are two ways to get them: 1) Go to the Google+ page linked below the video or 2) Go to YouTube and watch your video there. Until now, that is … I’m…
How to Achieve Instant Proposal Rejection
Well, perhaps not instant, but close. It does take time to download and view your proposal or manuscript. But quite frequently it doesn’t take more than a few minutes for us to reject it. Here are the key reasons: Ignoring the mission statement. I am amazed at how many authors apparently haven’t read our web…
Yet Another Move Update
Most of the moving is done, but we’re still waiting on a few wiring issues. That might result in temporary loss of power and/or internet at some point over the next few days. We will continue to have phone service and e-mail even if that happens. So far, however, we haven’t lost power/internet for more…
Energion has a New Social Media Voice
I welcome Janet Lister (2girlsmom on twitter) to the team at Energion Publications. She will be working from home largely managing our social media, including our twitter account and Facebook group. She will be doing a number of other things around the web as well. She’s my daughter as well, and I’m blessed to have…
Our Hangout for Tuesday, January 5, 2016
We’re going to be covering more topics in more focused and shorter time frames this year. In our first session (about 15 minutes) we’re going to talk about secularization (see the Energion Discussion Network this week) with Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. and Rev. Steve Kindle. In the second we’re going to look ahead at the coming…
New Areopagus Series Web Site
We have added a new web site to our family–the Areopagus Series site at areopagusseries.com. This site will be for announcements, commentary, and reviews of the various volumes of the Areopagus series.
Links for Energion This Week
Those who watch the embedded YouTube video for Energion This Week may find that they don’t get the links that are mentioned. There are two ways to get them: 1) Go to the Google+ page linked below the video or 2) Go to YouTube and watch your video there. Until now, that is … I’m…
How to Achieve Instant Proposal Rejection
Well, perhaps not instant, but close. It does take time to download and view your proposal or manuscript. But quite frequently it doesn’t take more than a few minutes for us to reject it. Here are the key reasons: Ignoring the mission statement. I am amazed at how many authors apparently haven’t read our web…