In Matthew 28:16–20, Jesus commands his followers to make disciples of all nations. But what does that mean in our contemporary day? Is this a task set aside only for pastors? Or can anyone respond to Jesus’ command? The You Can! Series (4 vols.) encourages and equips all …
Known for his thoroughly biblical preaching, his voluminous writings, and his hymns—such as “I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say”—Horatius Bonar exerted a powerful influence in the Church in Scotland. The Life and Works of Horatius Bonar (47 Vols) brings together the finest works by the great …
The Coptic Versions of the Minor Prophets presents a critical apparatus for the books of the Minor Prophets in Coptic. Each book has been thoroughly evaluated, with disagreements between the various texts noted and Latin translations offered for certain Coptic terms. The work also …
Scott Hahn is a well-known Catholic author, apologist, theologian, and professor. In addition, he’s a popular speaker who’s delivered hundreds of talks on Scripture and the Catholic faith. In his books, Hahn and his ministry seek to emphasize the importance of Bible literacy. The Scott … more
In the busyness that engulfs our lives it’s easy to say, “I’ll read the Bible tomorrow” or, “I’ll devote 15 minutes to prayer after watching my favorite television show.” While our intentions are good, we frequently place spiritual disciplines on the back burner. The Spiritual Discipline … more
Sidney D. Dyer's A Preparatory Grammar for New Testament Greek is an introductory grammar to the Greek language. It follows a traditional approach to learning the language fostering a firm foundation of elementary grammatical concepts. With the idea in mind that proficiency in a language … more
Paul’s brief letter to Philemon is surely one of the Holy Spirit’s neglected legacies to the Christian church. A Postcard from Paul: The Letter of Paul to Philemon brings this largely unknown letter alive for you today. An enlightening look at Paul’s short letter to Philemonon on behalf … more
Since the time of the Reformation some Christians have argued that the historic church’s practice of infant baptism is without proper biblical warrant. The most frequently heard refrain from those in this camp is that because the New Testament contains no explicit command to baptize the … more
When the disciples overheard the Lord Jesus praying, they felt like children in the school of prayer. They truly longed to be able to pray like Jesus but didn't know how. So, on one occasion, they said to him, “Lord, teach us to pray, as John taught his disciples” (Luke 11:1). The result? … more
We face many threats to our inner peace and equilibrium. The storms of life, illness, disappointment, tragedy, and redundancy strike us so suddenly. Life in this world is no smooth passage. In the midst of our personal storms we may unconsciously sigh, “If only we had an anchor for our … more
Logos is proud to present the Navarre Bible: New Testament. The distinguishing feature of this New Testament volume is its commentary on the biblical text. Compiled by members of the Faculty of Theology at the University of Navarre, it draws on writings of the Fathers, texts of the … more
Considered by many the best Catholic commentary on the Bible available today, the Navarre Bible series presents seven volumes on the Old Testament. These volumes, compiled by members of the Faculty of Theology at the University of Navarre, Spain, draw on such sources as Church documents, … more
In the early 1970s the theology faculty of the University of Navarre embarked on the project of making a new Spanish translation of the Bible—a volume accompanied by commentary designed for the general reader. This project was entrusted to the faculty by St. Josemaría Escrivá, founder of … more
In The Amazing Cross: The Central Fact of History, Samuel Carson connects the Old Testament sacrifices in the book of Leviticus to the saving work of the cross. He explains and illustrates each function of the Levitical sacrifices—burnt offerings, meal offerings, peace offerings, sin … more
Saints. Most of us know them only as the names of churches and the grotesque figures in classic paintings and stained-glass windows. But who were these people dubbed “saints”? What are the facts behind the legends—behind the real human beings with all the weaknesses common to mankind who … more
Is there something about being a woman that transcends time and culture? This revised and updated version of Daughters of Eve: Seeing Ourselves in Women of the Bible examines both beloved and little-known heroines of the Bible. As you learn about them, you may be surprised at what you … more
The prophet Isaiah’s words in Isaiah 53 are so valued that Martin Luther once said that they “ought to be written on parchment of gold and lettered in diamonds.” Timothy J. E. Cross’s The Gospel According to Isaiah: A Devotional Commentary on Isaiah 53 will help you understand why. … more
Dave Armstrong, a Catholic author and apologist presents fresh insights on theological and doctrinal topics from a Catholic perspective with the Dave Armstrong Collection (10 vols.). In this collection, Armstrong Assesses the fundamental issues that divide Catholics and Protestants … more
