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Whether you are an everyday student, Bible teacher, or pastor looking for sermon-ready insights, the Teach the Text Commentary Series offers meaty knowledge you can grab hold of with an assurance of solid interpretation.
For a limited time, the Teach the Text Collection Upgrade (10 vols.) is on Pre-Pub—an opportunity to save big on additional new volumes in this series. [Read more…]
This month only, build your own library and save in the process.
From original language resources to practical Christian ministry books, pick and choose what you want to fill your library. The more you buy, the more you save: [Read more…]
One of the best ways to improve your preaching and exegesis is to learn from masters of the craft.
And now, with a flash sale on two massive resource bundles, you get an affordable way to learn from dozens of distinguished pastors and scholars. [Read more…]
Elyse Fitzpatrick is a respected counselor, author, and Bible teacher with a gift for applying biblical wisdom to personal and relational issues.
In the video below, she offers a brief word on the nature of idolatry as she introduces her course on the topic, Idolatry and the Power of the Cross: [Read more…]
When we decided to curate a list of resources for every book of the Bible, one of our priorities was to choose resources that would help people comprehend the most difficult books of the Bible.
All Scripture is God-breathed and profitable for helping Christians mature and better obey God (2 Tim 3:16–17), so we should study all of it.
Here are five books of the Bible that might stump you on an initial read, with keys to help you unlock the book, plus resources for going deeper.
Buying books by the bundle gives you a lot of great books at a great price. But sometimes, you want to switch out a few books to make it the perfect bundle for your Logos library.
For a short time, you can build your own bundle from nearly 150 popular commentaries, reference works, and ministry helps. And the more you buy, the more you get. [Read more…]
Prooftexting. Eisegesis. Missing the cultural setting. Taking passages out of context.
Common hermeneutical missteps can have big effects on your faith and your church. Just ask Hymenaeus or Philetus, whose teaching Paul rails against in 2 Timothy 2:17. [Read more…]
The modern Church has a lot to learn from ancient Christianity. Sure, some Christians may still recite the creeds or read Augustine, but there’s far more we could glean by reading more from the Early Church Fathers.
Returning to writings from the ancient Church shows us how pastors and theologians throughout history have responded to theological controversies—many of which we’re still dealing with today. [Read more…]
If you’ve ever told yourself you should be doing more, you may be right.
Or you may have too high a view of yourself.
In this excerpt from Crazy Busy, free this month on Faithlife Ebooks, Kevin DeYoung provides four thoughts to help the overly responsible.
It is adapted from a chapter titled, “The Terror of Total Obligation.” [Read more…]
Flash Sale Continues: Save on IVP and Crossway Series
Specifically, the IVP New Testament Commentary Series happens.
And now through October 27, you can save 50% on the IVP Reference Bundle (41 vols.), which includes: [Read more…]