Archive - Misc RSS Feed

Get Notified about the Latest Titles for Logos

We’re always working hard to bring new titles to the Logos library—from the latest books by top publishers and best-selling authors to tried-and-true classics. But with the sheer number of titles going up each week, it can be difficult to stay up-to-date.

That’s why we’ve created two new email subscriptions to notify you when the latest works become available on Pre-Publication and Community Pricing. Whenever a new title is available for Logos, you’ll be the first to know. This ensures that you’ll never miss the chance to get a classic on Community Pricing for up to 95% off or to snag a new title on Pre-Publication at a steep discount!

Signing up for these notification lists is easy:

  1. Go to the account details page on Logos.com
  2. Click on the Notifications tab
  3. Scroll down and select the boxes next to Pre-Publication and Community Pricing

That’s it! Now you’re all set to get updates on the latest titles to add to your digital library.

Find out more information on how our Pre-Publication and Community Pricing systems work.

Weekly Roundup: January 14

The Weekly Roundup is a regular feature alerting you to significant things happening at Logos this week. Take a few moments to check out these newsworthy items for the week of January 14, 2011.

Logos Talk

Interesting Discussions

Facebook

Pre-Pubs

Last Chance Pre-Pubs

These Pre-Pubs are shipping next week. Don’t miss your last chance to pick these up at their amazing Pre-Pub prices!

Community Pricing

The latest collections from Community Pricing:

And be sure to check out the latest titles we moved over from Pre-Pub:

Job Postings

Logos is hiring! Here are just a few of the newest postings on our Careers page:

Marketing Department

Graphic Design and Video

Sales

Information Technology

Publications

Software Development

Ministry Development

Was there anything else from Logos you found interesting this week? Leave us a comment and let us know!

The Baylor Handbook on the Greek New Testament

Logos recently put the Baylor Handbook on the Greek New Testament (BHGNT) on Pre-Pub, and I can’t overemphasize how awesome and useful this series is!

You may come across a difficult grammatical construction or syntactical anomaly in the Greek text of the New Testament, and turn to a critical commentary like the ICC or NIGTC looking for help. While these commentaries will often answer your grammatical and syntactical questions, there are still times where you won’t find the information you’re looking for. This is where the BHGNT shines!

What makes the BHGNT so amazing is how it focuses primarily on matters of grammar, syntax, linguistics, and lexicography. That is to say, it is primarily a philological commentary. But that is not all! The BHGNT also includes cross-references to major commentaries, grammars, Louw and Nida, and BDAG—all easily accessible in Logos 4 with a simple click of your mouse! As a bonus, some of the later additions (i.e. Luke and 1 Peter) interact with the Discourse Grammar of the Greek New Testament, authored by our very own Steve Runge.

Here’s a real-life example of how helpful the BHGNT is. Let’s say that you’re translating Paul’s letter to the church in Ephesus for an intermediate Greek class. You need to identify the uses of participles, infinitives, and important noun cases. You are doing great, but then you hit a wall—you cannot for the life of you figure out in what sense the infinitive ἀνακεφαλαιώσασθαι in Eph 1:10 is being used. Instead of reading through pages of critical commentaries looking for a possible answer, the BHGNT cuts right to the chase and gives you:

ἀνακεφαλαιώσασθαι. Aor mid inf ἀνακεφαλαιόω (epexegetical to μυστήριον 1:9).

The BHGNT is concise and jam-packed with a wealth of valuable philological information, saving you time.

So, if you’ve been looking for a resource that can help you out of a philological jam, then the Baylor Handbook on the Greek New Testament for Logos is exactly what you need!

The John Wesley Collection: A Legacy of Faith

The 29-volume John Wesley Collection tells a story of perseverance, strength, and extraordinary faith.

In June of 1720, John Wesley entered Christ Church College, Oxford. John’s younger brother soon formed a group called the Holy Club, which met weekly. They were named “Methodist” by their fellow students because of the methodical way in which they lived. Wesley and his brother chose to sail upon The Simmonds from Gravesend, Kent to the Province of Georgia in the American colonies with a plan to spread Christianity.

On his voyage to the colonies, Wesley came to know the Moravian settlers. During their travels across the sea, they came upon a massive storm. The mast was ripped off the ship, and while the other passengers worried themselves, the Moravians prayed and sang hymns. Wesley was in awe of their incredible strength and faith. The Moravians left a lasting impression on his heart, and heavily influenced his theology of Methodism.

After spending some time in Georgia, Wesley decided it was not the place for him, so he soon returned to England, determined to earn money for a church. Back in England, he came to admire the evangelist George Whitefield who gave sermons in the open air to people excluded from church. This inspired Wesley to begin offering his own non-traditional sermons, seeking to reach a wider range of listeners. He preached in fields, houses, and even town halls.

Wesley continued evangelizing until his death in 1791. At this time he had led approximately 135,000 members and 541 itinerant preachers to Methodism. His legacy still resonates through Christianity today, and his writings remain a source of exhortation and teaching to evangelicals around the world.

The Logos Bible Software edition of the John Wesley Collection allows you to perform in-depth searches on all 16,951 pages so that you get the most out of your Bible study, sermon preparation, and research.

Key Features

  • All 14 volumes of his collected works
  • Complete and authoritative eight-volume journal
  • The four-volume Explanatory Notes, Wesley’s complete commentaries on the entire Bible
  • In-depth biography
  • Essays, letters, sermons, grammars, psalms, hymns, and addresses.

The John Wesley Collection is valued at $882.24, but you can pre-order it today at the incredible Pre-Pub price—a savings of 77%! That brings the cost down to less than $7 per book.

For more interesting glimpses into the ministry of John Wesley, check out 5 Interesting Facts About John Wesley and 10 Thought-Provoking John Wesley Quotes.

This Is It—December Deals End Tonight!

Bringing you this year’s Christmas sales has been a blast. Between offering deep discounts on powerful resources, a return of last year’s Christmas collections, and offering it all with credit back on future Logos.com purchases—this has been a real fun ride. But it all ends tonight.

All 12 Days of Logos products, base package discounts, Christmas collections, and opportunities for Christmas credit will disappear at 11:59 PM (PST).

Here are a couple of last minute things to be mindful of in regards to Logos’ December Deals:

You Can Search Logos.com by Price Range

Our Christmas Credit promotion returns a greater percentage of your December purchases in Logos.com credit based on how much you spend. If you spend more, you earn more.

Tiers You Spend We’ll Match You’ll Earn
Tier 1 $10–$99.99 15% $1.50–$15
Tier 2 $100–$499.99 20% $20–$100
Tier 3 $500–$999.99 25% $125–$250
Tier 4 $1,000–$2,499.99 30% $300–$750
Tier 5 $2,500–$4,999.99 40% $1,000–$2,000
Tier 6 $5,000+ 50% $2,500+

We did a blog post before Christmas which showed you how to search Logos.com by price range. Searching by price range is helpful if you are looking for another purchase to bump you into the next tier.

Let’s say you needed another $127 to get into Tier 5 to save an extra 10% on all your December purchases. You could enter price:[125 TO 130] into the Logos.com search engine, and see every product we sell between $125–$130!

We Will Be Open Tonight until 9:00 PM (PST)

We are expecting a lot of calls today, and we want to be able to help each one of you. You can call to speak to one of our representatives by 9:00 PM (PST)!

  • USA & Canada: 800-875-6467
  • UK Discounted: 0871-218-1700
  • International: (360) 527-1700

Take Advantage of Payment Plans

We have hit this point pretty hard the last couple weeks. But to be completely honest, this might be the most amazing aspect of the Christmas promo. To be able to purchase something like The New International Commentary on the Old and New Testament (40 vols.), which you might have had your eye on for a while, take up to 12 months to pay for it, and get over $475 to spend at Logos.com (even before your original purchase has been paid off) is pretty impressive.

Don’t Forget to Sign Up

You may have thousands of dollars in Logos.com credit coming. If you have neglected to sign up, we are not going to be able to give it to you. Make sure you are signed up!

We Will Start Processing Credit January 3

If you have signed up for Logos.com credit and have made qualifying purchases, you will be receiving a preliminary email soon!

So check out the December Deals one last time, because they disappear tonight!

This Is Your Last Chance for 2011 Savings!

We are counting down the last few days of our amazing December Deals. It won’t be long before these deals—much like 2011—will be history.

Head to the December Deals page right now to see how you can take advantage of:

Logos Christmas Credit

Earn Logos.com credit with every dollar you spend from December 1, 2011–January 2, 2012! That’s right, you can still earn credit back on all qualifying purchases through the entire month of December. All you need to do is sign up.

If you haven’t signed up yet, it’s simple. Enter your email below, and we will total all of your qualifying December purchases and credit the appropriate amount to the Logos account associated with that email.

         

Your earned credit is based on a percentage of your total qualifying purchases:

  • Spend $10 to $99.99 on qualifying products, and you’ll get 15% of your total in Logos.com credit (up to $15).
  • Spend $100 to $499.99 on qualifying products, and you’ll get 20% of your total in Logos.com credit (up to $100).
  • Spend $500 to $999.99 on qualifying products, and you’ll get 25%
    of your total in Logos.com credit (up to $250).
  • Spend $1,000 to $2,499.99  on qualifying products, and you’ll get 30%  of your total in Logos.com credit (up to $750).
  • Spend $2,500 to $4,999.99  on qualifying products, and you’ll get 40%  of your total in Logos.com credit (up to $2000).
  • Spend $5,000 or more  on qualifying products, and we’ll match 50%
    of your total in Logos.com credit (there’s no cap to the amount you can earn)!

Bibles for Only $10!

We’ve priced many of our most popular Bibles at $10! See which ones you might be missing in your library. Not only are they $10, you’re going to get 15% back in Logos.com credit (see above)!

12 Days of Logos

All of our 12 Days of Logos specials are still available through January 2. You can still score phenomenal deals on a number of useful resources and collections.

Check out all of our 12 Days of Logos deals. You will be surprised at their low prices, as well as the crazy amount of Logos.com credit you can earn with most purchases!

Save Big on Base Packages

Every Logos 4 base package is 15% off through January 2! Not only can you get a smoking deal on Logos 4 for yourself or a loved one, but you can also use a Logos payment plan to extend those payments for up to 12 months—and still get Logos.com credit!

2011 Christmas Collections

You can save a lot of money on 1 of 5 specially made collections. These collections start with as few as 125 titles (at over 92% off) to as many as 2,010 titles (96% off).

These collections contain valuable books at incredible prices!

Don’t Forget to Check Out Deals from Vyrso.com!

Even though they are not technically part of the Logos.com December Deals, Vyrso is another source of some super holiday bargains. How super? Well, how about free? You can also find special savings on bundled books. Check out Vyrso’s assortment of holiday deals.

Get Your Free Copy of John Piper’s A Holy Ambition

Vyrso has even extended their free (and exclusive) offering of this exciting ebook from John Piper. This collection of mission-oriented sermons is free from Vyrso until midnight, New Year’s Eve!

Head to Vyrso’s special Piper page and get your free copy today. And while you’re there, sign up to win a 24-volume digital collection of Piper’s books!

Time Is Running Out!

These are the best deals we have offered all year! And the deals are even sweeter when you consider the all the Logos.com credit you can earn with your December purchases. So take advantage of these offers while you still can—come January 3, they’re gone!

Get Huge Savings on Christmas Collections—and Earn Logos.com Credit!

We were thinking about how we could add even more excitement to the last week of the 2011 holiday season. What if we made 2010′s Christmas collections available for everyone who missed them last year? Not only could they get some huge collections at fantastic prices, they could also receive Logos.com credit back on the purchase! That’s exactly what we did.

The Christmas 2011 Master Collection (2,010 vols.)

This collection’s packed with over 2,000 volumes—worth over $60,000—and it’s available for $2,211. That’s a little over $1 a volume!

The Master Collection includes scores of commentaries like:

  • 3 volumes from A Socio-Rhetorical Commentary worth $149.99 if purchased it separately
  • 6 volumes in the Black’s New Testament Commentary worth $299.95 if purchased separately
  • 14 volumes from the College Press NIV Commentary worth $349.95 if purchased separately
  • 10 volumes from the IVP New Testament Commentary worth $269.95 if purchased separately

You also get many devotional and theological works including:

You can see a full list of the titles available on the Master Collection product page.

Earn Logos.com Credit with a Master Collection Purchase

When you buy the Master Collection before January 2, 2012, you will earn $884.40–$1105.50 back in Logos.com credit. This is credit you can use at any time—it never expires!

Christmas 2011 Collection 3 (1,000 vols.)

If you were to purchase the contents in this collection at their list prices, you would pay over $29,000. You can purchase the Christmas 2011 Collection 3 (1,000 vols.) for only $1,374.95. This is a 95% percent savings on valuable resources.

You can earn $412.49–$687.48 back in Logos.com credit when you purchase the Christmas 2011 Collection 3 (1,000 vols.) before January, 2, 2012.

Christmas 2011 Collection 2 (500 vols.)

Retail: $15,793.21
Price: $824.95
Save: $14,968.26 (95%)
Earn: $206.24–$412.78 in Logos.com credit

Christmas 2011 Collection 1 (250 vols.)

Retail: $8,220.64
Price: $549.95
Save: $7,670.69 (93%)
Earn: $137.49–$274.98 in Logos.com credit

Christmas 2011 Starter Collection (125 vols.)

Retail: $4,112.89
Price: $329.95
Save: $3,782.94 (92%)
Earn: $65.99–$164.98 in Logos.com credit

Benefit from Logos Payment Plans!

Are you on a strict book budget? Stretch your Christmas collection payments out for up to a year with interest-free Logos.com payment plans. Add thousands of titles to your electronic library, stay within your budget, and earn Logos.com credit to boot—opportunities like this don’t come along every day! Simply choose the payment plan option at checkout.

Time Is Running Out

Your chance to benefit from our December deals is running out. We will be pulling the plug on these incredible deals at 11:59 PM (PST), January 2. If you hurry, there is still plenty of time to take advantage of our 12 Days of Logos sales, base package discounts, Christmas collections, $10 Bibles, and Logos.com Christmas Credit! Head to Logos.com/Christmas to enjoy these deals before it’s too late!

Take Advantage of Logos Christmas Deals until January 2!

Christmas is right around the corner, but there is still time to save big on Logos Christmas deals! All of the products featured in the 12 Days of Logos are still available until 11:59 PM, January 2 (PST). So don’t miss out on great bargains like:

  1. N. T. Wright Collection (34 vols.):
    Retail: $502.82
    Regularly: $429.95
    12 Days Price: $329.95
    Logos Credit Potential: $65.99–$164.98
  2. NIV Application Commentary: New Testament (20 viols.)
    Retail: $477.99
    Regularly: $382.99
    12 Days Price: $249.99
    Logos Credit Potential: $50–$125
  3. Pillar New Testament Commentary (14 vols.)
    Retail: $663
    Regularly: $497.25
    12 Days Price: $349.95
    Logos Credit Potential: $69.99–$175
  4. Calvin’s Commentaries (46 vols.)
    Retail: $1,099.95
    Regularly: $399.95
    12 Days Price: $129.95
    Logos Credit Potential: $25.99—$64.98
  5. Zondervan Bible Reference Bundle (87 vols.)
    Retail: $2,917.07
    Regularly: $2,024.65
    12 Days Price: $1,799.95
    Logos Credit Potential: $539.99–$899.98

Head to the 12 Days of Logos page to see the rest of our special offers!

Don’t Forget, Base Packages Are Still 15% Off!

You can still get a fantastic deal on a base package from Logos this Christmas. Not only can you save 15% on Scholar’s Platinum, you can spread the cost out over 12 months with a Logos payment plan, and get $430.94–$718.23 back in Logos.com credit!

This is the perfect time to pick up a base package for yourself or someone you love.

You can see all the exciting offers by checking out the Logos Christmas Deals page. But don’t wait too long, all of the seasonal deals expire January 2—including Logos Christmas Credit. So act fast!

Huge Sale on the 20-Volume NIV Application Commentary: New Testament

It’s the eleventh day of the 12 Days of Logos, and we have quite a deal for you. The 20-volume NIV Application Commentary: New Testament is now available for only $249.99! This is nearly 50% off the retail price of $477.99. In fact, right now the NIV Application Commentary is even 35% cheaper than our usually great sale price.

The NIV Application Commentary: New Testament is unlike any other commentary series. Not content to simply focus on application of the biblical text, this series seeks to actually work through the process of moving from the original meaning of the text towards it contemporary significance. It would be a mistake to see the NIV Application Commentary as devotional literature. The ultimate goal of this series may be application, but that doesn’t stop these commentaries from being credible reference material.

The Application Commentary: New Testament series includes insights from a host of  such luminaries as Darrell BockDouglas J. MooCraig Blomberg, and Craig Keener. Each author in the NIV Application Commentary breaks their exegesis into three sections:

  • Original Meaning: This section helps you grasp the author’s intended meaning by looking at the biblical passage’s historical, literary, and cultural context.
  • Bridging Contexts: In this section, the commentary wrestles with discerning the historical aspects of the passage which have direct twenty-first century correlations—and those which do not. This section focuses on drawing out both explicit and implicit parallels.
  • Contemporary Significance: By looking at contemporary issues and contexts, the authors of the NIV Application Commentaries confront modern readers with ideas and principles as powerful and challenging as the Scriptures would have been to its original audience.
Here is what people are saying about the series (check out the product page to see even more endorsements):

The NIV Application Commentary series doesn’t fool around. It gets right down to business, bringing this ancient and powerful Word of God into the present so that it can be heard and delivered with all the freshness of a new day, with all the immediacy of a friend’s embrace.
Eugene H. Peterson

It is encouraging to find a commentary that is not only biblically trustworthy but also contemporary in its application. The NIV Application Commentary will prove to be a helpful tool in the pastor’s sermon preparation. I use it and recommend it.
Charles F. Stanley, pastor, First Baptist Church of Atlanta

The NIV Application Commentary series promises to be of very great service to all who preach and teach the Word of God.
J. I. Packer, Regent College

If you pick up the NIV Application Commentary: New Testament during the Christmas 2011 sale, not only will you get a great deal these powerful commentaries, but you are going to earn at least $50 back to spend on Logos in 2012!

Now’s the Time to Invest in Bestselling Commentaries!


Now is the best time to expand your current library with some of our most popular commentaries. Our Christmas Credit promotion makes it advantageous to start engaging the best of biblical scholarship.

Investing in a large commentary set can be intimidating. That’s why we have interest free payment plans. This way, you can spread the cost of these massive collections over the course of a year. And, if you start a new payment plan before January 2, we’ll award you the same amount of credit you would earn if you paid for the collection in full

If you have considered adding a larger commentary set to your Logos resources, why not take advantage of the opportunity to earn some of that investment back in Logos.com credit?

Here is a list of some of our most popular resources. Check out how much Logos.com Credit you can earn on each purchase if you buy before January 2.

Anchor Yale Bible (83 vols.) 

This 83-volume set of commentaries has set the standard for biblical scholarship for decades. Drawing from the wisdom and resources of Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish scholars from around the world, this represents the pinnacle of biblical scholarship.

Not only can you save more than $2,000.00 with the Logos sale price, you can pick up the Anchor Yale Bible for 12 payments of  about $163. We will also give you at least $569.99 in Logos.com credit!

The New International Commentary on the Old and New Testament (40 vols.)

One set that finds itself on everyone’s wishlist is the New International Commentary on the Old and New Testament. You can pick this valuable set of commentaries up for around $138 a month, and earn $479.99–$799.98 in Logos.com credit to use in the coming year!

Hermeneia and Continental Commentaries (63 vols.)

Walter Brueggemann calls the Hermeneia series “the benchmark and reference point for all future work.”

You can add this collection to your library for about $105 a month and earn a minimum of $360 in Logos.com credit.

World Biblical Commentary (59 vols.) 

Word Biblical Commentary qualifies as the best in biblical scholarship from the leading scholars of our day who share a commitment to Scripture as divine revelation. This series emphasizes a thorough analysis of textual, linguistic, structural, and theological evidence.

You can pick this set up, save $500, pay about $63 a month, and then earn $ 174.99–$349.98 back in Logos.com credit!

Have you been waiting for the right time to add these titles to your library? Get them before January 2 to make the most out of your purchase. Remember to sign up for Christmas Credit in order to start earning it today. It’s easy to opt in by entering your email below!