The Logos Bible Software Blog
Nearly 50 years ago, the evangelical church was on the brink of shirking the call to global missions.
As framer of the Lausanne Covenant in 1974, John R. W. Stott (1921–2011), an Anglican priest, was on the forefront of the movement to preserve modern missions endeavors. He founded the Langham Partnership to equip churches with biblical resources and training for global missions. [Read more…]
By Jeffrey Arthurs
It was said of Winston Churchill that “he mobilized the English language, and sent it into battle.” I exhort you, send your best words into battle against the world, the flesh, and the devil. Send language forth like soldiers massing for the charge, cutting the wire, and storming the stronghold. [Read more…]
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…]
Dan Brown’s bestselling conspiratorial thriller The Da Vinci Code seems like ancient history now. At its peak of popularity, the novel set records both for sales and for irritating scholars with its view that Jesus and the 12 apostles held to gnostic heresies. The book’s bizarre plot focuses on Jesus’ bloodline extending through a child born by Mary Magdalene. Within that narrative, Brown asserts that the New Testament canon was determined by the [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.
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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…]
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…]
It’s been called the “heart” of the promised land—a 141-square-mile triangle in the north-central area of Israel.
Today, the Jezreel Valley is Israel’s breadbasket. A beautiful plain of fertile fields and winding roads, it’s hemmed in by rolling mountains that offer stunning scenic views. [Read more…]
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Ladies and gentlemen, your Logos March Matchup winning bundle is: [Read more…]
This ain’t your grandmother’s New Testament studies collection.
This dynamic collection of New Testament monographs is from T&T Clark, the reputable publisher behind the International Critical Commentary, Barth’s Church Dogmatics, and other important works. [Read more…]
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…]