We offer book personalization year round, but we’re putting a special emphasis on this for Advent and Christmas because it offers a special opportunity for you to send a message both with a substantive gift—a book—and with a personal message included. You can use this option either for individual gifts or for a way to…
Dave Black gives more credit than many to the Byzantine text, but here he argues against a Byzantine reading. The reasoning is solid text-critical work!
The Forgotten Third: Developing a Biblical Relationship with God the Holy Spirit will begin shipping on Tuesday, September 6, 2022. It is already available on Amazon.com and other retailers and as an eBook. If you order by September 6, your price will be just $9 plus our flat rate $3 shipping charge at Energion Direct….
We are pleased to announce the September 7, 2022 release of Messy Incarnation: Meditations on Christ in Process by Dr. Bruce Epperly. Dr. Epperly is a prolific, challenging, and very readable author who is known for writing clear, readable books on complex topics. Messy Incarnation takes the doctrine of the incarnation from theology into action…
We are pleased to announce the August 31, 2022 release of the book The Forgotten Third: Developing a Biblical Relationship with God the Holy Spirit by Dr. Larry Dixon. Dr. Dixon is the author of a previous Energion title, Unlike Jesus: Let’s Stop Unfriending the World. He has a humorous and gentle approach toward challenging…
Dave Black has posted a link to an article he wrote for the journal Filología Neotestamentaria regarding grammar and supposed indications of Markan Priority, published in May of 1988. I point out the date to underline the way in which careful argument from linguistic data can survive the test of time. Dave points out a…
We’re giving away two books this week, with different authors and subjects. The first is from our newly implemented Eudokia Enrichment Library imprint, and is aimed at high school age students. It’s titled The United States Constitution: A History, and could be a worthwhile discussion piece for many who are not in high school. It’s…
