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Ladies and gentlemen, your Logos March Matchup winning bundle is: [Read more…]
Don’t Read Past This Important Word in Genesis 20:7
“Now return the man’s wife, for he is a prophet, and he will pray for you and you will live. But if you do not return her, you may be sure that you and all who belong to you will die.” — Genesis 20:7
In the drama of the broader story of Genesis 20, we risk missing something quite significant for biblical theology: Abraham is named a prophet. [Read more…]
New Testament Nerds Take Notice
This ain’t your grandmother’s New Testament studies collection.
Currently in Pre-Pub is a dynamic collection of New Testament monographs from T&T Clark, the reputable publisher behind the International Critical Commentary, Barth’s Church Dogmatics, and other important works. [Read more…]
Sitting with Scribes: An Inside Look at Copying Manuscripts (Watch)
Hunched over a table, writing by candlelight, scribes copied God’s Word letter by letter.
What can we know about this ancient craft, highly responsible for the spread of the Bible? [Read more…]
Dull Dogma? Dorothy Sayers on the Drama of the Creeds.
“The Christian faith is the most exciting drama that ever staggered the imagination of man—and the dogma is the drama.”
In celebration of International Women’s Day, we bring you an exceptional piece of theology from renowned translator, novelist, and Christian thinker Dorothy Sayers. Sayers was also a friend of C.S. Lewis. [Read more…]
Excess Baggage in Scripture—and Why It’s There
“The command tells the truth; the story shows the truth.”
By Leland Ryken
The best methodology for seeing recognizable human experience in the stories of the Bible is simply the conviction that the stories embody familiar human experience. If we are committed to the idea that the story of Jacob (for example) is filled with the experiences of everyday life, we will be able to see and name them. [Read more…]
Save Up to 43% on Favorites Like Ryken, Lloyd-Jones, and Hughes
March has many of the best sales you’ll see all year—starting with Logos March Matchups. But don’t forget all the other ways to save on new books this month—including works from popular authors like:
- Leeland Ryken
- Martyn Lloyd-Jones
- William Lane Craig
- R. Kent Hughes
- Kevin Vanhoozer
Want to Pick What Goes on Sale Next? Then You’ll Love This.
This isn’t a Marcionite debate, but it is the only time of year the two testaments of God’s one Holy Word compete.
Announcing Logos March Matchups, this year’s take on our annual duel to the highest discounts.
Here’s how it works this year. [Read more…]
Last Chance to Save Up to 42% on These Books
February’s monthly deals end in just a few days. Enjoy savings of up to 42% off on dozens of books, including these popular collections:
Bible Biography Series – 40% off
In the Bible Biography Series (27 vols.), John G. Butler brings various Bible characters to life while providing verse-by-verse exposition. Each study is extensively organized and outlined in alliterated form, filled with gospel lessons and practical applications, and written in accessible language. [Read more…]
Francis Schaeffer: Will Today’s Pain Lead to Death or Birth?
Doctrinal rightness and rightness of ecclesiastical position are important, but only as a starting point to go on into a living relationship—and not as ends in themselves. — Francis Schaeffer
Francis Schaeffer (1912–1984) was an evangelical missionary, theologian, and writer, best known for founding L’Abri with his wife, Edith. [Read more…]