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Mobile Ed offers courses taught by experienced professors, pastors, and apologists. At the beginning of each quarter, your Logos automatically refreshes with up to 8 new-to-you courses.
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Mobile Ed: OT319 Book Study: Ruth (8 hour course)
Daniel Block
Set in the dark days of the judges, the book of Ruth tells the story of a family in crisis that experienced and extended the grace and kindness of God. Dr. Daniel I. Block brings to life the cast of characters in this narrative as he moves through each chapter, artfully bringing together exegesis and application. Through this course you will explore key themes of living out godliness and righteousness, covenant commitment, and what it means to respond to the greatest commandments through loving and blessing God and your neighbors. You will discover that this book is not only about God saving one particular family but also about his salvation of all of humanity through the provision of the Messiah.
$299.99
Mobile Ed: TH101 Introducing Bible Doctrine I: Theology, Divine Revelation, and the Bible (6 hour course)
Ronn Johnson; Carl Sanders; Michael S. Heiser
Learn what it means to “do theology” and how scholars and students integrate it into Bible study. This course introduces students to why systematic theology is important and what “doing theology” means. Drs. Ronn Johnson, Carl Sanders, and Mike Heiser challenge students to think about the roles of divine revelation, the Bible, Christian tradition, logic, and philosophy in articulating doctrine.
$229.99
Mobile Ed: OT319 Book Study: Ruth (8 hour course)
Daniel Block
Set in the dark days of the judges, the book of Ruth tells the story of a family in crisis that experienced and extended the grace and kindness of God. Dr. Daniel I. Block brings to life the cast of characters in this narrative as he moves through each chapter, artfully bringing together exegesis and application. Through this course you will explore key themes of living out godliness and righteousness, covenant commitment, and what it means to respond to the greatest commandments through loving and blessing God and your neighbors. You will discover that this book is not only about God saving one particular family but also about his salvation of all of humanity through the provision of the Messiah.
$299.99
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Mobile Ed: NT101 Introducing New Testament: Its Structure and Story (6 hour course)
Lynn H. Cohick
Survey the structure and themes of the New Testament with Dr. Lynn Cohick, expert in the life and history of the New Testament era. Examine the elements that contribute to a dynamic reading of the NT text—writing techniques of the Gospel authors, developments in the early church, the settings of the epistles, the genre of the book of Revelation, and the life of Jesus.
$229.99
Mobile Ed: ET101 Law and Gospel: The Basis of Christian Ethics (5 hour course)
R. Michael Allen; Thom Blair
In ET101 Introducing Evangelical Ethics, Dr. Michael Allen illustrates how the ethical life, the good life, and the moral life are reshaped and reoriented in light of the gospel of Jesus Christ. This course analyzes a variety of Old Testament, New Testament, and other theological sources to illustrate the ethical life the Christian is called to live. Dr. Allen offers a helpful explanation of how both grace and law work together in Christian ethics, providing biblical examples from the Ten Commandments and the writings of Paul and James.
$299.99
Mobile Ed: CM101 Basic Elements of Preaching: An Introduction to Homiletics (4 hour course)
Gary Carr
Dr. Gary Carr provides a brief survey of the basic elements of sermon preparation and delivery. The course delineates the basic parts of a sermon, defines the terms involved in preaching, and describes several different types of sermons. Carr discusses other issues related to preaching, like the preacher’s character, humor, logic, mannerisms, and speech.
$149.99
Mobile Ed: CO131 Integrative Counseling (10 hour course)
Dave Wenzel
In Introduction to Integrative Counseling, Dr. Dave Wenzel provides students with a comprehensive overview of a counseling technique that combines psychology, science, and physiology with theology, spirituality, and faith. Dr. Wenzel, a teacher and a practicing counselor, begins by looking at the historical phases of integration relative to the development of the fields of psychology and psychiatry, as well as a survey of major integration models. From there, he explores the role Scripture, faith, and spirituality can play in counseling and provides practical guidance on how to bring faith into the counseling session. The course covers foundational concepts such as sin, psychopathology, and the self, and concludes with some specific tips on how to counsel suffering people.
$379.99
Mobile Ed: NT101 Introducing New Testament: Its Structure and Story (6 hour course)
Lynn H. Cohick
Survey the structure and themes of the New Testament with Dr. Lynn Cohick, expert in the life and history of the New Testament era. Examine the elements that contribute to a dynamic reading of the NT text—writing techniques of the Gospel authors, developments in the early church, the settings of the epistles, the genre of the book of Revelation, and the life of Jesus.
$299.99
Mobile Ed: ET101 Law and Gospel: The Basis of Christian Ethics (5 hour course)
R. Michael Allen; Thom Blair
In ET101 Introducing Evangelical Ethics, Dr. Michael Allen illustrates how the ethical life, the good life, and the moral life are reshaped and reoriented in light of the gospel of Jesus Christ. This course analyzes a variety of Old Testament, New Testament, and other theological sources to illustrate the ethical life the Christian is called to live. Dr. Allen offers a helpful explanation of how both grace and law work together in Christian ethics, providing biblical examples from the Ten Commandments and the writings of Paul and James.
$299.99
There’s more included in Pro and Max!
Included in Pro—All Above, Plus These:
Mobile Ed: ED281 Communicating to Youth (2.5 hour course)
Sean McGever
The adolescent years are some of the most important developmental years for young people. It’s a time of physical, emotional, and spiritual development that can be incredibly influential on the rest of their life. In this course Dr. Sean McGever draws from his years of experience working with youth to lay a solid foundation for others to work with these important age groups. McGever begins by exploring the spectrum of youth in our culture today—from those just entering adolescence in junior high school through college-age young adults. That span covers several development stages, and the course explores the issues they face in each stage, the challenges in communicating to that group, and effective ways to meet those communication challenges.
Mobile Ed: CM382 Preaching Ephesians (6 hour course)
Constantine R. Campbell
In Preaching Ephesians (CM382), Dr. Constantine Campbell teaches how to interpret and preach the concepts communicated by Paul to the church in Ephesus. Dr. Campbell divides the book into logical sections and highlights the key themes and focal points of each passage, concluding each section with practical suggestions on how to preach the text. He also demonstrates how Paul, throughout the book of Ephesians, magnifies the glory of Christ and shows the central importance of our union with Him for salvation, for the church, and for the Christian life.
$219.99
Mobile Ed: ED281 Communicating to Youth (2.5 hour course)
Sean McGever
The adolescent years are some of the most important developmental years for young people. It’s a time of physical, emotional, and spiritual development that can be incredibly influential on the rest of their life. In this course Dr. Sean McGever draws from his years of experience working with youth to lay a solid foundation for others to work with these important age groups. McGever begins by exploring the spectrum of youth in our culture today—from those just entering adolescence in junior high school through college-age young adults. That span covers several development stages, and the course explores the issues they face in each stage, the challenges in communicating to that group, and effective ways to meet those communication challenges.
$299.99
Mobile Ed: CM382 Preaching Ephesians (6 hour course)
Constantine R. Campbell
In Preaching Ephesians (CM382), Dr. Constantine Campbell teaches how to interpret and preach the concepts communicated by Paul to the church in Ephesus. Dr. Campbell divides the book into logical sections and highlights the key themes and focal points of each passage, concluding each section with practical suggestions on how to preach the text. He also demonstrates how Paul, throughout the book of Ephesians, magnifies the glory of Christ and shows the central importance of our union with Him for salvation, for the church, and for the Christian life.
$299.99
Mobile Ed: ED281 Communicating to Youth (2.5 hour course)
Sean McGever
The adolescent years are some of the most important developmental years for young people. It’s a time of physical, emotional, and spiritual development that can be incredibly influential on the rest of their life. In this course Dr. Sean McGever draws from his years of experience working with youth to lay a solid foundation for others to work with these important age groups. McGever begins by exploring the spectrum of youth in our culture today—from those just entering adolescence in junior high school through college-age young adults. That span covers several development stages, and the course explores the issues they face in each stage, the challenges in communicating to that group, and effective ways to meet those communication challenges.
$299.99
Mobile Ed: CM382 Preaching Ephesians (6 hour course)
Constantine R. Campbell
In Preaching Ephesians (CM382), Dr. Constantine Campbell teaches how to interpret and preach the concepts communicated by Paul to the church in Ephesus. Dr. Campbell divides the book into logical sections and highlights the key themes and focal points of each passage, concluding each section with practical suggestions on how to preach the text. He also demonstrates how Paul, throughout the book of Ephesians, magnifies the glory of Christ and shows the central importance of our union with Him for salvation, for the church, and for the Christian life.
$299.99
There’s more included in Max!
Included in Max—All Above, Plus These:
Mobile Ed: NT334 Book Study: Paul’s First Letter to the Corinthians (12 hour course)
Craig L. Blomberg
In Book Study: Paul’s First Letter to the Corinthians (NT334) Craig Blomberg steps through the text to explain the big picture and the many issues and controversies found in 1 Corinthians. You will be encouraged in your Christian walk to understand and express your spiritual gifts and to see the contemporary relevance of the issues faced by the Corinthian church.
$449.99
Mobile Ed: BI171 Problems in Bible Interpretation: Why Do Christians Disagree about End Times? (4 hour course)
Michael S. Heiser
Why do Christians disagree over interpretations of the end times? If you have ever wondered this, or if you are struggling to understand a fellow Christian’s point-of-view, this course will give you the insight you desire. Scripture addressing the end times include a number of difficult passages, which Dr Heiser unpacks with faithfulness and wisdom. He guides you through assumptions inherent in various interpretations of end-times events and introduces you to several options for interpreting each passage. Dr. Heiser focuses on the importance of being able to understand various points of view and gives you tools to support why you believe what you believe.
$149.99
Mobile Ed: TH104 Introducing Bible Doctrine IV: The Church and Last Things (6 hour course)
Ronn Johnson; Carl Sanders
Why was the church established after the resurrection of Jesus? What is its future, and the future of all humanity? Drs. Carl Sanders and Ronn Johnson introduce you to the theological discussion of the institution of the church and the biblical doctrine of eschatology (“end times”).
$229.99
Mobile Ed: BI351 History of Biblical Interpretation I: Second Temple Judaism through the Reformation (8 hour course)
Gerald L. Bray
In BI351 Dr. Bray explores the history of the text of the Bible and biblical interpretation. He examines the concept of the Bible as self-revelation—a record of the encounters people had with God, which presents a message to be received by faith.
$299.99
Mobile Ed: OT321 Book Study: 1 & 2 Samuel (8 hour course)
David T. Lamb
Explore the book of Samuel with Dr. David Lamb. Learn more about the book’s complex narrative and its role in the canon. Dig into the poetry within Samuel, as well as key themes, including wisdom, folly, obedience, the consequences of sin, and leadership.
$299.99
Mobile Ed: NT216 Introductory Issues in Acts (2 hour course)
Craig S. Keener
Dr. Craig S. Keener, award-winning scholar and author of one of the largest and most thoroughly documented Acts commentaries available, provides students with an introduction to the book of Acts that focuses on such fundamentals as genre and historical context. He also explores key themes including mission, ethnic reconciliation, and evangelism and discusses the Spirit’s power to bring these about.
Mobile Ed: NT334 Book Study: Paul’s First Letter to the Corinthians (12 hour course)
Craig L. Blomberg
In Book Study: Paul’s First Letter to the Corinthians (NT334) Craig Blomberg steps through the text to explain the big picture and the many issues and controversies found in 1 Corinthians. You will be encouraged in your Christian walk to understand and express your spiritual gifts and to see the contemporary relevance of the issues faced by the Corinthian church.
$299.99
Mobile Ed: BI171 Problems in Bible Interpretation: Why Do Christians Disagree about End Times? (4 hour course)
Michael S. Heiser
Why do Christians disagree over interpretations of the end times? If you have ever wondered this, or if you are struggling to understand a fellow Christian’s point-of-view, this course will give you the insight you desire. Scripture addressing the end times include a number of difficult passages, which Dr Heiser unpacks with faithfulness and wisdom. He guides you through assumptions inherent in various interpretations of end-times events and introduces you to several options for interpreting each passage. Dr. Heiser focuses on the importance of being able to understand various points of view and gives you tools to support why you believe what you believe.
$299.99
Mobile Ed: TH104 Introducing Bible Doctrine IV: The Church and Last Things (6 hour course)
Ronn Johnson; Carl Sanders
Why was the church established after the resurrection of Jesus? What is its future, and the future of all humanity? Drs. Carl Sanders and Ronn Johnson introduce you to the theological discussion of the institution of the church and the biblical doctrine of eschatology (“end times”).
$299.99
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Wish you hadn’t missed a course included in subscription access last quarter? Subscribe, and you’ll become eligible to get it for 50% off. In fact, add as many courses from this selection to your cart as you like, then use code MEdPerks at checkout through the 17th.* You can even add a subscription plan, courses, and the coupon code to your cart and checkout in one transaction.
*You must be signed in using your subscriber email address to redeem and must still be in a free trial or subscribed at time of redemption. Coupon applies for courses leaving subscription access and expires at 11:59 p.m. (PST) on the 17th of the first month of a new quarter.
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