The WaySource: Jody's Devotionals 19Now then, brethren, we have boldness to go into the holiest place through the blood of Jesus, 20which he placed as a living way through the curtain, not previously available, which is his flesh. 21Jesus is also a great priest over the household of God. 22So let’s come with true hearts and full assurance of faith, our hearts sprinkled clean from bad conscience, and our bodies washed with pure water. Hebrews 10:19-22 (TFBV) – Henry Neufeld Sometimes we miss one of the. . . The Right Place and The Right TimeSource: Thoughts from the Heart on the Left I am again at Hankins UMC this Sunday. (Location of Hankins – the church is just past the intersection of NY 97 and NY Co 94 (on church road)) The service starts at 10:15 and you are welcome to attend. The Scriptures for this Sunday, the 5th Sunday after the Epiphany, are Isaiah 6: 1- 8 (9 – 13), 1 Corinthians 15: 1 – 11, and Luke 5: 1 – 11. —————————————————————————————– As I mentioned in passing last week, I. . . Galileo and the Scientific Revolution #4: ImplicationsSource: Allan R. Bevere This new scientific method caused a reversal of the role of science in relation to philosophy and theology. For centuries, theology had set the ground rules. Philosophy had to follow the lead of theology and science had to follow the lead of both theology and philosophy. Now the situation was reversed. The findings of science were setting the problems for philosophy which, in turn, was beginning to define new rules for theology. Theologians found themselves having to play the game of "catch up" in their. . . Other recent posts:To Be Forgotten in Service Kindness: Power in Forgiveness Kindness: Wait for It A New Adventure Kindness: It is Right Kindness: The Power Hope: Daily Nutrition |
Since we first created this blog to support Energion Publications in August, 2006, many things have changed. In 2006 this business was part time for one person, with a few tasks contracted out to others. At that point we had less than 10 books in our catalog. We now have 26 and counting. It is also now proper, when speaking for the company, to use the word “we!”
This year we plan substantial changes in blog content. Up to now we have posted announcements of new Energion products and related news, along with links to reviews and on rare occasions links to news from the publishing world. This year we’re going to change all of that.
Yes, we’ll be continuing to keep you up to date with company news, but we’ll be adding additional information. We’re planning to release more books this year than in any previous year, and we already have several new authors signed with their books in production. We will announce several of these this week.
In addition, we’re going to change the focus of our marketing efforts. Each of our authors received a document detailing our marketing plans for 2010. One key section read:
We’re going to change our focus from just selling your book or books that we publish to selling you. That will include trying to find opportunities for you to speak and teach, connecting you to those who use your book(s), and building more community amongst our authors.
We have a variety of authors, but I am confident that all of our authors want to build the kingdom of God. I believe that we can aid one another in that task.
In discussing how we will implement that goal we included this bullet point:
Making our company blog (http://blog.energionpubs.com) a central hub of information and not just a company announcement center. This is not intended to replace individual blogs or web sites, but rather to provide a single place where people can go and expect to get all current news about our books and authors as well as good information about writing and publishing.
So how are we going to do that?
You can begin to expect new content on this blog, largely related to our authors. These items will include:
Blog entries may be written by a variety of people, and many will carry the byline “Energion Publications Staff.”
We hope you enjoy the new blog content and find it useful. Contact information for Energion Publications can be found here. If you would like to get in touch with one of our authors, use this contact form.