Congratulations to Rebecca S., the recipient of our most recent $1,000.00 Seminary Scholarship. Rebecca is currently a part time student at Luther Seminary, enrolled in their distance education program. This coming fall, she’ll be moving to St. Paul, MN, to attend Luther Seminary full time.
As the winner of the scholarship, Rebecca received a $1,000.00 tuition scholarship and a copy of Logos Scholar’s Library.
We are currently taking new application for our next scholarship, which will be awarded on August 10th, 2010. If you are a seminary student, please head over and apply today.
What about Bible College students?
If you’re currently working on your undergraduate degree at a Christian or Bible College, then you should apply for our Bible College Scholarship. Like our seminary scholarship, three times a year we give one student a $1,000.00 tuition scholarship plus a copy of the Logos Scholar’s Library. To learn more, and apply, visit www.BibleCollegeScholarship.com.
Increase your odds of wining the scholarship!
Unlike most scholarship where you don’t want a lot of people to apply because it decreases your chances of winning, the opposite is true with our Seminary and Bible College Scholarships. After you have applied, tell all your friends to apply and to enter your name in the “How’d you hear about this scholarship” section of the application. If the scholarship winner has entered your name, you BOTH win the scholarship! So, the more people who apply and enter your name as the one who referred them, the more chances you have to win $1,000.00 for tuition and a copy of the Logos Scholar’s Library.
Seminary students, apply here:
Bible College students, apply here:
Seminary Scholarship Winner
| Thu, June 10, 2010 | Misc.
Logos Bible College Scholarship
| Tue, May 18, 2010 | Misc.
Several months ago we created a Seminary Scholarship site, offering 3 seminary students per year a $1,000.00 tuition scholarship and a copy of Scholar’s Library. Upon launching it, we received numerous requests to start a similar program for those students attending a Bible College.
I’m happy to announce that, today, we’re launching a Bible College Scholarship program!
If you attend a Bible College or Christian Undergraduate University, then this scholarship is for you. Three times a year we’ll be giving away a $1,000.00 tuition scholarship plus a copy of Logos Scholar’s Library. The application process is simple, and takes less than 15 minutes to complete. So head over and apply now.
Sharing is Caring
With most scholarships, you typically don’t want to tell your friends about it because the more applicants there are, the less chance you have of winning. With our Bible College Scholarship, the exact opposite is true. The more of your friends who apply, the greater chance you have of being awarded the scholarship!
Everyone who fills out an application is asked how they heard about the scholarship. If a person puts your name in as the one who referred them to the site and they win the scholarship, then we’ll give you the scholarship too!
Not only do you have the chance to win a great Bible College Scholarship, you can help others win it too!
Not a Bible College Student? We Need Your Help
The only way we can continue this scholarship program is if you help us spread the word about it. Please take a moment and share about the scholarship on Facebook and Twitter. Also, if you know any Bible College students personally, please send them an email or give them a call to let them know about this great opportunity.
Remembering Athanasius
| Mon, May 3, 2010 | Products
Yesterday, May 2, marked the death of one of the great Church Fathers, Athanasius, in 373. For those who aren’t familiar with the Church Fathers, I pulled this excerpt from The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church regarding Athanasius’ importance in the history of the Church. If you’d like to read Athanasius’ work, as well as many of the early Church Fathers, be sure to check out Early Church Fathers Protestant Edition (37 Vols.).
His (Athanasius) most famous work is the De Incarnatione, the second of two closely linked treatises. In it he expounds how God the Word (Logos), by His union with manhood, restored to fallen man the image of God in which he had been created (Gen. 1:27), and by His death and resurrection met and overcame death, the consequence of sin. Many scholars date the work before c.318, when Athanasius was still in his twenties, but others place it 15–20 years later. As bishop he was the greatest and most consistent theological opponent of Arianism. From 339 to 359 he wrote a series of works in defence of the faith proclaimed at Nicaea—that is, the true deity of God the Son. From about 361 onwards he especially sought the reconciliation of the large Semiarian party to the Nicene term homoousios (‘of one substance’), which they were reluctant to accept. The Council of Alexandria (362), under his direction, greatly furthered this end, by clearing up misunderstandings of the terms ὑπόστασις (translated ‘person’) and οὐσία (‘substance’). He also argued for the deity of the Holy Spirit in his Epistles to Serapion.
F. L. Cross and Elizabeth A. Livingstone, The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church, 3rd ed. rev. (Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 2005), 121.
You can also learn more about Athanasius in John Piper’s, Contending for Our All.
Image taken from Nelson’s New Christian Dictionary
My Camp Logos 4 Experience
| Wed, April 7, 2010 | Training
Today’s post is by Dale Pritchett, Senior Vice President.
I was recently attending a 4.0 Camp Logos in Walnut Creek, California, and one of the people attending turned to me and asked me how long I had been using Logos. The same question had been asked of me a few days earlier in Hercules, California, where I was also attending a 4.0 Camp Logos. In each case the rooms were full of Logos users, some quite new and some with ten to fifteen years of experience. At first I thought it was kind of cool to be part of this spontaneous competition for longest-time Logos user. I have to tell you it was hotly contested game. One guy insisted that he had been using Logos for over thirty years. Beat that!
Later, Morris Proctor introduced me as one of the Logos co-founders and I had to burst some bubbles by pointing out that the company was founded in January 1992 by our son Bob, who is now age 38. He was a smart kid, but he wasn’t writing Logos in grade school.
But oh the zeal for Logos! It was exciting for me to get out among the users and see that this software has become a part of their lives! It’s not just our enthusiasm in Bellingham, Washington, but it is around the world wherever Logos is used. It is humbling and a great privilege to be a part of it. And this was just the beginning.
My wife, Jenni, and I were attending a couple of the first Logos 4 camps on the west coast, and they were nothing short of a treat. Morris (Moe) was great! He sounded like he had been teaching Logos 4 for years. It was like seeing the software for the first time. I was amazed at how much we learned, and we have seen Logos 4 from the very first design specs. It is so very different to see it through the eyes of a skilled Bible student and master teacher like Moe.
I went to two camps back-to-back and saw ways to use the program I never would have discovered on my own. I am sold. I think I am going to have to buy that software again because I am so excited about what you can do with it.
When I began this blog I was going to encourage each of you to attend Camp Logos 4.0. Now I am going to suggest that you contact Moe (www.mpseminars.com) and sign up to host a camp in your area. This year Moe is offering camps for both mid-week—Wednesday and Thursday—as well as a new format, Friday evening and all day Saturday. This is great for those who might have trouble getting to camp during the work week.
I will warn you. You need a big room to host camp. There have been more than 100 people at some camps. If you can’t host a camp, go to one in your area. If you use Logos 4 on a regular basis you will gain a wealth of information, meet some great people, be encouraged in your study, and get some great tools at camp. I want to go again, and I will. I plan to be in Seattle, March 16 and the National Camp Logos here in Bellingham on June 10. There is also Camp Logos 4.0 on an Alaskan Cruise beginning June 12.
Logos March Madness Winner Announced – Coupons Expire Soon!
| Tue, April 6, 2010 | Misc.
Logos March Madness is over and you can now buy all 64 titles at discounts up to 75% off through April 13th!
The big winner this year was A Critical and Exegetical Commentary on the Pastoral Epistles, I. Howard Marshall. Retailing at $130.00, you can get it today for $32.50 using the coupon code LMMR7.
Our runner up was Old Testament Theology, Paul R. House, which retails for $40.00 and is now available for $20.00 using the coupon code LMMR6.
These two titles are just a fraction of the savings that you can take advantage of with Logos March Madness. Through April 13th, all Logos March Madness coupons will remain open. That means you can now add more really great titles to your library at really amazing prices. Don’t miss this chance to save.
The discounts below represent more than $800 in total savings! So, grab your books now. The coupon codes and amazing prices all expire on Midnight, April 13th.
| Use code LMMR7 to save 75% on this title | Retail | 75% off |
| A Critical and Exegetical Commentary on the Pastoral Epistles, I. Howard Marshall | $32.50 |
| Use code LMMR6 to save 50% on this title | Retail | 50% off |
| Old Testament Theology, Paul R. House | $20.00 |
| Use code LMMR5 to save 45% on these titles | Retail | 45% off |
| Lectures to My Students, by Charles Spurgeon (4 Vols.) | $32.97 | |
| A History of Christian Doctrine (2 Vols.), William G. T. Shedd | $25.27 |
| Use code LMMR4 to save 40% on these titles | Retail | 40% off |
| Pillar New Testament Commentary: Gospel According to John, D. A. Carson | $27.60 | |
| Outlines of Theology, A. A. Hodge (1879 edition) | $34.19 | |
| My Sermon Notes (4 Vols.), by Charles Spurgeon | $20.25 | |
| R. A. Torrey Collection (15 Vols.) | $71.97 |
| Use code LMMR3 to save 35% on these titles | Retail | 35% off |
| The Ways of Our God: An Approach to Biblical Theology | $31.20 | |
| The Doctrine of the Atonement, As Taught by the Apostles | $28.44 | |
| The Treasury of David, Charles Spurgeon (6 Vols.) | $38.97 | |
| Encountering the Book of Romans, Douglas Moo | $16.24 | |
| He Is Not Silent: Preaching in a Postmodern World, R. Albert Mohler, Jr. | $16.24 | |
| A Quest for Godliness, J. I. Packer | $9.72 | |
| Old Testament Survey, William Sanford LaSor, David Allan Hubbard, Frederic William Bush | $32.50 | |
| 1-3 John: The MacArthur New Testament Commentary, John MacArthur | $17.54 |
Note: Please follow these instructions when purchasing titles using multiple coupon codes.
First, add all the titles you want to purchase to your cart:
Second, type in ALL the coupon codes you want to use, separating each of them with a comma:
Click “Update Cart”:
Check to make sure that all your titles received their discount:
Click “Proceed” and finish your checkout:
More Titles on Sale with Logos March Madness
| Sat, March 27, 2010 | Misc.
The Logos March Madness Sweet 16 round is complete and we now have 56 titles on sale from 25-35% off their retail price. That also means that there are now only 8 titles remaining in the race for a 75% off coupon code. Your votes determine which titles will win, so head over and vote. The Elite 8 round will be open for voting through March 29th. The titles that don’t advance out of this round will be receive a 40% off coupon code and the remaining 4 titles will battle it out to see who will be in the championship round.
Here’s a list of the current Logos March Madness titles on sale with the corresponding coupon code.
| Use code LMMR3 to save 35% on these titles | Retail | 35% off |
| The Ways of Our God: An Approach to Biblical Theology | $31.20 | |
| The Doctrine of the Atonement, As Taught by the Apostles | $28.44 | |
| The Treasury of David, Charles Spurgeon (6 Vols.) | $38.97 | |
| Encountering the Book of Romans, Douglas Moo | $16.24 | |
| He Is Not Silent: Preaching in a Postmodern World, R. Albert Mohler, Jr. | $16.24 | |
| A Quest for Godliness, J. I. Packer | $9.72 | |
| Old Testament Survey, William Sanford LaSor, David Allan Hubbard, Frederic William Bush | $32.50 | |
| 1-3 John: The MacArthur New Testament Commentary, John MacArthur | $17.54 |
Note: Please follow these instructions when purchasing titles using multiple coupon codes.
First, add all the titles you want to purchase to your cart:
Second, type in ALL the coupon codes you want to use, separating each of them with a comma:
Click “Update Cart”:
Check to make sure that all your titles received their discount:
Click “Proceed” and finish your checkout:
Logos iPhone Bible App Version 1.3 Released
| Wed, March 24, 2010 | Apps & Web Tools
Yesterday we blogged about how you can share Bible verses with your friends and family using our free Bible app for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Today we wanted to let you know that we’ve released an update to our Bible app and it is ready for you to download today. The update, version 1.3, includes some really cool features like:
- Orientation lock
- Devotionals on the home page
- The ability to delete reading plans
- In-book information
- Improved connectivity with Twitter and Facebook
- and more…
Here’s a brief video overview of some of the new features and functions. (Note: Some of the new features, like devotionals, require you to sign in with a logos.com account to access them. If you don’t have a free Logos.com account, you can get one here.)
Using Your iPhone or iPod Touch to Share the Bible
| Tue, March 23, 2010 | Apps & Web Tools, Training
One of the great features in the Logos iPhone Bible app is the ability to share Bible verses with your friends, family, and followers on Facebook, Twitter, and by email. Not only does the Logos iPhone Bible app make this easy to do, it does so in a way that is easy for your friends and family to engage with God’s Word. More than just sending a scripture reference, the iPhone app uses http://ref.ly to convert the verses into clickable links. The advantage is that you offer people an easy way to get right to the verse you want to share.
We’ve included a tutorial video below to show how the share functionality works for the iPhone and iPod Touch. If you use our iPhone app, watch the video and start sharing God’s Word! If you haven’t grabbed the free Bible app yet, then go download it today and start sharing.
Coupon Code for 25% Off 32 Titles
| Mon, March 22, 2010 | Misc.
The first round of Logos March Madness is over and you can now buy these 32 great titles for 25% off using the coupon code LMMR1.
Want to save more?
Voting for Round 2 of Logos March Madness is now open. The 16 titles not advancing out of Round 2 will receive a coupon code for 30% off. Head over to www.logosmarchmadness.com and vote for your favorite titles. Remember, the further a title advances, the bigger the discount it will receive!
Save up to 75% on 64 Logos Titles
| Thu, March 18, 2010 | Misc.
We’ve hand-picked 64 titles to compete in the 2010 Logos March Madness tournament and it is up to you to decide which one we should sell at 75% off!
The premise is simple—at www.logosmarchmadness.com we’ve taken 64 titles available in Logos Bible Software and split them into four divisions. You vote for your favorite titles in each division and the ones with the most votes at the end of each of the six rounds advance. Titles that don’t advance are then offered at a discounted rate between 25% and 50% off the retail price. The title that gets crowned the champion will be discounted at 75% off!
Voting is now open for the first round, and will remain open thru March 20th. The complete schedule is as follows:
Round 1: March 18-20
Round 2: March 21-23
Sweet 16: March 24-26
Elite 8: March 27-29
Final 4: March 30 – April 1
Championship: April 2-5
See the full brackets
As I said, the titles that don’t get enough votes to advance out of a round will be offered at a discount. Here is how the discounts will break down:
Titles not advancing out of round 1 will be 25% off.
Titles not advancing out of round 2 will be 30% off.
Titles not advancing out of the sweet sixteen will be 35% off.
Titles not advancing out of the elite eight will be 40% off.
Titles not advancing out of the final four will be 45% off.
The second place book in the tournament will be 50% off.
The tournament champion will be 75% off.
So, go check out the full list of titles being offered and vote for your favorites. Of course, if you really want a title to win (so you can get it for 75% off) be sure to spread the word to all your friends and family and tell them to go to www.logosmarchmadness.com and vote for your favorites!
So, what are you waiting for?