Discover books that educate, energize, and empower individuals.
Books in this category are featured on the Energion web site EmpoweredAction.net, where we discuss how to effectively test your beliefs and put them into action, along with providing resources to help you.
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Grant Me Justice is the true story of a mother’s journey through grief, and how she found mercy and the power to forgive after the murder of her daughter. This story will help readers see God’s grace in action, while also providing practical help in overcoming crime and tragedy and finding healing.
What might Jesus say to you today about your political decisions? Would he care?’ With his gift for making Scripture and theology clear and very relevant, Dr. Bruce Epperly looks at the Sermon on the Mount and suggests to us what Jesus might be saying about our own politics and social ethics. Point by point…
Preview / Retailers What happens when a newspaper editor gives his primary editorial slot on Sundays to a pastor? In the case of Bob Cornwall, a pastor in Troy, Michigan, the result is a series of relevant, interesting, and challenging essays that go well beyond the local scene while still managing to be relevant to…
This amusing little multigenerational storybook uses geometric shape characters and colorful art to deal with timely, yet timeless, human issues: diversity, change, creativity, and teamwork. Squareland enjoys a simple, uniform, conflict-free life of “perfect squares”—until expectations are stunningly upended by change. Suddenly Squares must deal with foreign creatures: Triangles, Rectangles, Circles, Ellipses, Parallelograms, Trapezoids, “Gons,” and…
Every one of us has many and varied beliefs. Are these beliefs justified?
This book discusses the challenges faced by democracy, such as an expanding government, polarization, questioning of elections, and differing views of the Constitution. The solutions, according to the author, lie in a deeper understanding of the issues and the ability to work together to create effective solutions based on facts and evidence.
For more information, see PreservingDemocracy.com.
Should your faith and your spirituality be a matter of simply private concern, or should they connect to social action? This book explores the disconnect between social and religious progressivism. The author maintains that both social and religious notes are essential for those who want to further a progressive agenda that creates equity and compassion,…
What could possibly be wrong with social justice? We like justice. We are social beings. Should not our communities be just ones? Author Elgin Hushbeck, Jr. maintains that social justice is not justice. When we pursue social justice, it is at the expense of true justice and in its pursuit of equality, social justice threatens…
