For just a few more days, all volumes of the renowned NICOT/NICNT series are $29.99 or less. You can also snag the whole series for 43% off. [Read more…]
Kuyper’s Theological Commitments: An Introduction to Major Themes in His Works
By Craig Bartholomew
It may seem laughable in our present media-dominated context to imagine that a long, three-volume exposition of doctrine, written by a thoroughly orthodox Reformed theologian in another place and time, might hold vital clues for life today. Indeed, Common Grace was written as newspaper articles, published week by week over six years in [Kuyper’s] newspaper, De Heraut, and some perseverance is required to work through them. [Read more…]
8 New IVP Books Coming to Logos—and How to Get Them for Less
One made N.T. Wright change his mind on Romans 8; another is now the go-to book on New Testament hymns. Browse these upcoming additions to Logos.
Hang around theological libraries long enough and you’ll see three little letters over and over again on book spines: IVP. [Read more…]
Sale Ending: Last Chance to Save on Spurgeon, Carson, More
The collected works sale ends in just a few days and with it your opportunity to add swaths of important Christian writing to your Logos library.
With collected works in Logos, you bring renowned Christian theologians right into your studies. It’s like having them next to you to say, “Psst, if you don’t mind, I have a thought on that.” [Read more…]
Learning Logos: Find Greek Words Translated with an English Word
A college student contacted me with the following scenario:
I’m taking a homiletics course and need to find the Greek words translated “preach” in the New Testament. How can this be accomplished in Logos?
I love questions like this because the answer is in the Logos wheelhouse! [Read more…]
And the Winner Is . . .
The true and better bundle. The great high champion. The winner once and for all.
Ladies and gentlemen, your Logos March Matchup winning bundle is: [Read more…]
Reading C.S. Lewis More Deeply with the Courses Tool
It’s been said of C.S. Lewis that talking to him and reading his writings were remarkably similar experiences. When he spoke on topics he’d written on, he was so enthusiastic you’d think he was discovering them for the first time.
The C.S. Lewis courses available in Logos invite us to interact with this man by reading his words, and, in a sense, conversing with him. [Read more…]
My Favorite Logos Research Kick-Starter
Since theology is the study of God and all things in relation to God, when it comes to theological research the sheer breadth of resources and topics can be overwhelming. Sometimes I need a little kick-starter to get me going on a new project, and I’m sure I’m not alone in this. [Read more…]
3 Reasons to Study the Biblical Geography of Israel
Israel’s geography is more than side trivia for the events in the Bible—it’s the stage God chose to place the characters of his story.
The narrative unfolds across many different landscapes, from the Mediterranean coastal region to the lower Galilee to the southern desert and beyond. It’s an epic story of God’s kingdom expanding from a garden to the whole known world.
The Bible’s original audience would’ve known these places and regions and why they were important to the story. [Read more…]
What People Are Saying about the ICC Series—Now on Sale
The lauded International Critical Commentary Series (ICC) (62 vols.) is 40% off in May. As one of the most thorough critical commentaries around, this is a stellar deal.
Here’s what serious students of Scripture like you say about this renowned series. [Read more…]