“In the Original Text It Says …” is now in stock at Amazon.com and we can ship orders within 48 hours. If you are a blogger or a reviewer for any other media outlet, you can e-mail us to request a free review copy.
Note: Barnes & Noble is currently listing this $9.99 book for just $5.14 (January 26, 2012). That price isn’t likely to last long!
Energion Publications is pleased to announce the addition of some exciting new titles to its catalog of books on the subject of creation and evolution. In Creation in Scripture, Herold Weiss discussed the various ways in which creation is presented in the Bible. In Creation: The Christian Doctrine, Edward W. H. Vick examined what should…
The good news is that Covenant, the new novel by Daniel Martin, arrived today and we’re shipping all pre-orders immediately. They’re in the mail! The author will be signing his book at 7:00 pm Thursday night, April 5, 2012, at the Charhouse restaurant, 524 Main St., Belleville, MI. Much of the action in the book…
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Black Tuesday again saw the discussion of the book Why Four Gospels? at Near Emmaus, and it's getting interesting. Ever since Energion release the second of this book, I've been hoping to see just this kind of critical response. Generating serious discussion is, I believe, far more important than convincing someone of a particular argument….
Energion Publications is honored to be a part of the Reimagine Worldwide ministry, which brings food, clothing, health screening, prayer and job opportunities to various communities in the Florida Panhandle and in Lima, Peru. Tomorrow, publisher Henry Neufeld, will again bring donated books to feed God’s children with His Word. Besides free New Testaments (NLT translation), Henry…
Extended version: Your doctrinal statement is very short, and leaves me with a number of questions. You say you publish materials that reflect different viewpoints. How can I be sure a study guide is suitable for use in my church? Churches will, and surely should, have doctrinal statements that are much longer than ours. And…
