Logos StaffIf you have never made it to one of the Logos lectures, I would really encourage you to come out to the Mount Baker Theatre on Thursday as Dr. Bryant Wood, Director of Research with the Associates for Biblical Research, will present on the topic...
Phil GonsToday’s guest blogger is Adam Navarrete, who works in the marketing department here at Logos. As the 2008 Logos Lecture Series comes to a close, I would like to personally thank our loyal attendees for making the lectures a wonderful time. Our...
Today’s guest blogger is Adam Navarrete, who works in the marketing department here at Logos. I want to thank everyone that came out to our last lecture with Arnold Fruchtenbaum—it was a packed house! Can you believe that it’s time for...
Today’s guest blogger is Adam Navarrete, who works in the marketing department here at Logos. The Logos Lecture Series is back in action after taking a month off. Tomorrow, September 24, we will host Dr. Arnold Fruchtenbaum of Ariel...
Mark Van DykeToday’s blog post was written by Kirk Fengel, the newly appointed facilitator of the Logos Lecture Series. Our next Logos Lecture Series event will feature Dr. Nicholas Perrin of Wheaton College, who will be speaking on “The Gospel of Thomas...
The Logos Lecture Series is back already with what might be our biggest event yet! On Friday, June 27 Dr. Norm Geisler will present “The Importance of Creation” at Christ the King Church in Bellingham, Washington. The lecture is free to...
It’s time for another Logos Lecture Series event. This one features Dr. John Walton of Wheaton College, who will be speaking on “Genesis One As Ancient Cosmology.” If you’re in the area, join us at 7:00 PM on Monday, June 23, at the Mount Baker...
May’s lecture in the ongoing Logos Lecture Series is titled “The Septuagint: The Bible of the Early Church.” The event will take place on Monday, May 26 at 7:00 P.M. at the American Museum of Radio and Electricity in Bellingham...
Dr. Craig Broyles of Trinity Western University will be this month’s lecturer in the ongoing Lecture Series. On Monday, April 28 Dr. Broyles will be presenting a lecture titled “Discerning God’s Intervention in Tragedy and in...
It’s already time for another Logos lecture! The March edition of the Lecture Series features Dr. Darrell Bock of Dallas Theological Seminary. Dr. Bock will be speaking on “Two Stories about Jesus and the Public Square.” The...
The Logos Lecture Series returns tomorrow with another free event at the Mount Baker Theatre in Bellingham. This month’s lecture will be presented by Dr. Steve Delamarter of George Fox Evangelical Seminary. Dr. Delamarter’s talk is titled “Between...
The Logos Lecture Series is one year old – and after 11 lectures we’re still going strong! Tonight we will kick off another year of lectures, with Dr. Sam Lamerson of Knox Theological Seminary in Florida. The lecture, titled “Jesus’ Use of Comedy to...
This past Monday (October 22) Dr. H. Wayne House gave his lecture “The Jesus Who Never Lived: False Christs and the Authentic Jesus.” Click here to listen to Dr. House’s lecture. Dr. House spoke for approximately one hour and then...
Tonight Logos welcomes author and professor Dr. H. Wayne House to Bellingham for the Logos Lecture Series. Dr. House will present on “The Jesus Who Never Lived: False Christs and the Authentic Jesus.” Ever since Jesus came to earth there...
In the famous words of Mick Jagger, “You can’t always get what you want.” At Logos we take every chance we can get to disprove the wrinkly rocker. That’s why we have heeded your requests to make available the most recent...
Tonight’s edition of the Logos Lecture Series features Dr. Michael Hesier, academic editor at Logos. Dr. Heiser will discuss “The Concept of the Godhead in the Old Testament” at 7:00 PM at Mount Baker Theatre in Bellingham, WA. Dr. Heiser provided...
What have archaeologists and biblical scholars recently learned about the location of King David’s tomb? What are some misconceptions about the tomb’s whereabouts? What implications would a discovery of such magnitude have on the...
Daniel FosterIf you’ve studied biblical Greek, you’ve heard the name Daniel B. Wallace. His intermediate grammar, Greek Grammar Beyond the Basics, is used in more than two-thirds of the classrooms where Greek is taught nationwide. Dr. Wallace, a...
Guest blogger Mark VanDyke provides some details on Monday’s lecture event… The next Lecture Series event is just around the corner! On Monday, June 11 Logos will welcome Dr. Mark Goodacre to Bellingham, Washington. Dr. Goodacre hails...
On Saturday, May 5 the Logos Lecture Series will feature Dr. Mark Futato of Reformed Theological Seminary. Dr. Futato will be presenting a lecture entitled “The Psalms and Our Destiny: Understanding the Message of the Book of Psalms.”...
This month’s lecturer ismy friend and former college professor Dr. Jim Herrick. His lecture, entitled “Exploring New Myths of Science and Science Fiction,” will be held at the Mt. Baker Theater here in Bellingham at 7:00pm tomorrow...
Guest blogger Mark Van Dyke works in the marketing department at Logos. Today Logos Bible Software will present Dr. V. Philips Long in the second event of the popular Lecture Series. Dr. Long, who is currently a professor of Old Testament Studies at...
Logos marketing assistantMark VanDyke, who has been instrumental in promoting the Lecture Series, shares this retrospective. This past Monday, Logos presented the first Lecture Series event to a standing-room only crowd at Bellingham’s Mount Baker...
Today’s guest blogger is Mark VanDyke, who works in marketing at Logos. Do you ever miss your college or seminary days, when you went from class to class hearing lectures on a seemingly endless array of topics? Now we are sharing access to...