Jayson D. BradleyLooking for some solid evangelical, scholarly insight into biblical topics like Christology, the trinity, eschatology, and postmodernism? Check out the Millard J. Erickson Collection. Erickson, one of today's most respected evangelical theologians...
Morris ProctorSurrounded by eager observers at a local church, a Logos representative gave a detailed and exciting demonstration of Logos Bible Software. He thoroughly explained the Home Page, the Passage Guide, the Exegetical Guide, Bible Word Study, searching...
Cliff Kvidahl[caption id="attachment_16772" align="alignright" width="220" caption="Adolf Schlatter at his desk."][/caption] "Do we know Jesus? If we no longer know him, we no longer know ourselves"—Do We Know Jesus? Daily Insights for the Mind and Soul (Kregel...
Logos announced the creation of our forums in the summer of 2009, and yesterday those forums crossed the 75,000 user mark! It was only nine months ago that we celebrated reaching 50,000 users. In nine short months, the forum community has grown by...
Deni AvantDaily devotionals are a great source of encouragement. They serve as a reminder to get in the Word daily and guide readers to dig deeper into Scripture. Daily Treasures from the Word of God, on Pre-Pub now for just $12.95, provides daily readings...
Rick BrannanSo why would someone bother spending their time making an interlinear of something that isn't part of the canon, like the Apostolic Fathers Greek-English Interlinear? As I wrote in a previous post (The Importance of Historical Context), there came a...
Richard Sibbes was one of Puritan England’s most influential theologians. He was ordained in the Church of England, lectured at Holy Trinity Church in Cambridge, and served as the preacher at Gray’s Inn, one of the most well-known pulpits in London...
Faithlife StaffMany of the world’s technological advances have helped to make the world a smaller, more intimate place. From the lateen sail and the internal combustion engine to the printing press and the World Wide Web, the speed which people and ideas...
Back in February of 2011, the blogosphere erupted in response to a book challenging the traditionally accepted view of Hell. Social media outlets quickly blew up as well. All sorts of people were coming out of the woodwork to debate and defend a...
We often find ourselves reading through the New Testament paying little heed to context. Many times we are so focused on Scriptural application, we trudge through the Bible without fully grasping the import of contextual information. Sound exegesis...
Robert CampbellRecently, the John Wesley Collection (29 vols.) was placed on Pre-Pub. Not only does it contain the complete Works of John Wesley and Wesley's Explanatory Notes for both the Old and New Testaments, but it also includes the authoritative eight-volume...
For over forty years, R. C. Sproul has been teaching and preaching the Word of God. In 1971, he founded a little ministry in Ligonier, Pennsylvania, with the idea that there was a gap between Sunday School and seminary that needed to be filled. R. C...
One of my favorite things about traveling abroad is the intriguing, investigative conversations that seem to always take place. Discussing a topic with someone that has a completely different cultural background is often challenging, but most of...
The Scriptures provide instruction for how the people of God are called to live. Bridging the gap between the ancient world an our modern one can, at times, be a tricky endeavor. This is where reflections on Christian ethics offer an important...
Dan PritchettYou spend hours each week preparing for your sermon or lessons, and you probably have more to communicate now than ever before. We’ve provided the tools you need to take your preparation to the next level, now it’s time to take your...