The Logos Bible Software Blog
By Lucas O’Neill, author of Preaching to Be Heard
Many sermons are like meals from typical fast-food chains—flavor at the expense of nutrition. It’s easy, fast, cheap, and tastes addictively good. Your
We begin with the text and we surrender the sermon to its dictates.
preaching may be drawing a lot of people, but are they being fed well? [Read more…]
April’s Monthly Sale is packed with resources to study the life and work of Christ, including a 3-course Mobile Ed bundle that’s a whopping 47% off.
Combining three courses that would normally cost $480—but now total just $250—this bundle is perfect for the Easter season. These courses will: [Read more…]
If you’ve ever said, “I’ve been meaning to read more _____ (insert theologian everyone has been reading for decades or centuries),” now’s your chance.
Save 40% or more on collections from over 50 authors.
This is more than a chance to save on important books, it’s an invitation to pattern your thinking after some of the greatest minds of all time. [Read more…]
April’s free book is here!
This month only, get your free copy of A Theology of Matthew: Jesus Revealed as Deliverer, King, and Incarnate Creator by Charles Leland Quarles.
Dr. Thomas R. Schreiner lauds the book in its foreword, saying: [Read more…]
By David Helm
Scottish poet Andrew Lang once landed a humorous blow against the politicians of his day with a clever line indicting them for their manipulation of statistics. With a slight alteration in language, the quip could equally be leveled against many Bible teachers today: “Some preachers use the Bible the way a drunk uses a lamp post … more for support than for illumination.” [Read more…]
The word mission is used today in a plethora of contexts. Diplomats, fighter pilots, and some elementary school teachers refer to their work as a mission. Virtually every business, from auto-parts distributors to fast-food restaurants, possesses an articulated mission statement. [Read more…]
By Mark J. Keown, ThD
At the time of the New Testament, Israel had been an occupied country, at least in part, since the eighth century BC. Its location on the Fertile Crescent meant that anyone seeking to dominate the region had to take control of Israel as it provided a key trade and military link between Europe, Asia Minor, Mesopotamia, and Africa. [Read more…]
For a few more days, get How Bible Stories Work for free—plus two more books for less than $5.
Dr. Ryken is Professor of English Emeritus at Wheaton College and has spent his career teaching people how to study the written word. In the preface to his Reading the Bible as Literature Collection, he explains, “It is my belief that a literary approach to the Bible is the common reader’s friend, in contrast to the more specialized types of scholarship on the Bible.” [Read more…]
The results are in, the discounts are set, and it’s your time to shine!
Of all the hundreds of resources available, here are the ones that give you the most bang for your buck. [Read more…]
The Shop Clock Is Counting Down: Final Hours to Save 60%
Save up to 60% on commentaries and courses during the final hours of the Logos March Matchups sale.
Early this month we put together bundles for each book of the Bible and then put them head to head. We did the same with courses. [Read more…]