Energion Publications seeks to be a leader in creative theological, scriptural, and spiritual reflection. One of the most dynamic movements in contemporary Christian thought is process theology. Process theology provides a lively vision of God, human existence, religious pluralism, spiritual practices, healing, and congregational life. Our Process Theology category provides resources for individual, group, and congregation study.
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For an introduction to process theology and how it might change your way of thinking and impact your life in a positive way, this trilogy presents Process Theology: Embracing Adventure with God, Process Spirituality: Practicing Holy Adventure, and Beauty and Process Theology: A Journey of Transformation. The first two are by Bruce Epperly and the…
Process theology library – fill out your list of titles with selections from our Process Theology category at a discount. Individual books are discounted 20-30%, with a minimum purchase of five books required for the package deal. Discounts are added to existing discounts on a particular book.
The biblical picture of the Spirit is one of action, change, and renewal. Are you ready to join this joyous adventure?
Process-relational theology meets day-to-day spiritual needs and encourages growth and wholeness.
Looking at the Sermon on the Mount for some pointers on how we might interact with our society politically.
The God of the Growing Edge explores the intertwined wisdom of Alfred North Whitehead and Howard Thurman, offering a timely resource for contemplative activists. This book examines their unique yet complementary visions of God as a dynamic, relational presence in a world of change. Through their combined insights, readers discover a path that unites spirituality and social action, inspiring hope, resilience, and a renewed commitment to justice and planetary well-being in our challenging times.
An examination of the synergies in the ideas and work of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin and Alfred North Whitehead, particularly Whitehead’s metaphysics of love and Teilhard’s metaphysics of spiritual evolution.
All volumes on process theology from the Topical Line Drives series.
This book explores the transformative interplay between Alfred North Whitehead’s philosophy and the life of Jesus revealing a “bigger Jesus ” a non-coercive God and faith as an adventure.
There is a tendency among modern Christians to avoid comment on the idea of miracles or mysterious events that might indicate the direct intervention of God. There is an even more pronounced belief that modern liberal or progressive Christians will avoid these ideas. A God who is distant, the source of everything, is acceptable, but…
Jonah thought he knew God well but then God asked him to do something very strange. Bruce Epperly explores the implications of Jonah’s experience with God with pagan sailors with the natural world and with the enemies of God’s people–at least as Jonah understood them.