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Throughout May we’re giving away free downloads of Dan Bush’s riveting and freeing exploration of Paul’s letter to the Galatians. Live in Liberty: The Spiritual Message of Galatians invites you to experience God’s presence and everlasting peace, so you can be free to love and be loved. Authors Daniel Bush and Noel Due draw out the spiritual significance of Galatians and it’s message of God’s liberating presence in everyday life.
Don’t miss your chance to stock up on some of the best deals available on Logos.com. April’s monthly sale is almost over, which means you have just a few days left to save on commentaries, monographs, topical studies, and more. Here’s a rundown of some of this month’s best deals.
Danny Zacharias and Ben Forrest believe there are certain skills and habits that apply to anyone in a seminary context. Their new book, Surviving and Thriving in Seminary, equips students with the skills to succeed—spiritually, relationally, and academically. In this excerpt, Zacharias and Forrest tackle a temptation that all too many students fall prey to—neglecting their spiritual life.
Bible commentaries often focus on one type of learner or the other. Pastoral commentaries provide just a brief overview of the background of the biblical text, focusing instead on practical application. Scholarly commentaries, on the other hand, dive deep into exegetical and linguistic matters, offering historical and critical observations along the way. Both have their advantages, but what if you want the best of both worlds?
Your brain has already learned one of the most basic Bible study skills: finding connections. When you’re reading an ending to one of Paul’ letters, maybe you hear a faint echo. You think, “Didn’t Paul say something like this at the end of Colossians?” So you check, and lo and behold, he did. And it is frequently in drawing a connection between two such passages that you find insight in Bible study. Paul’s statements shed light on each other.
This month we’re shining the spotlight on celebrated publisher InterVarsity Press. For just three more days, you can save 30% on some of their most popular collections—plus get a $40 coupon code to spend during next month’s Publisher Spotlight.
Here are five of the best IVP deals available for just three more days:
Time is running out to stock up on commentaries, monographs, Mobile Ed courses, and more from this year’s Easter sale. Here are the top five, bestselling resources to equip your study on the Resurrection. Get them before April 30 at 11:59 p.m. to save up to 40%.
Love of God and neighbor are the two great commandments upon which everything else in the Bible hangs—and, interestingly, the Bible happens to be the only book in the world written by both God and neighbor. So, for Christians, love drives hermeneutics.
Just like love drives all interpretation and discussion of online articles and social media in the United States.
This post is adapted from the transcript to Dr. Daniel Block’s Mobile Ed course on Deuteronomy.
To a lot of people, the only disease worse than Leviticus is Deuteronomy. We don’t like this book, we don’t understand this book, we don’t get the point of this book, and we are glad that it’s not in our New Testament.
As society and technology careen toward an uncertain future, what does the future hold for Christian ministry? I sat down with Dr. Randy Roberts, president of Western Seminary, for his insights on the next generation of pastors, how technology shapes ministry, and why his seminary is equipping its students with Logos Bible Software.