Logos 6 launches today. The Best of What’s New in Logos 6 Logos 6 sports a number of new features. Here are my favorite ones so far. Click on any image or open in a new tab to see it larger. 1. Interactives This is the most impressive part … Continue reading First Look at Logos 6: New Features and Screenshots
As often as I use Logos Bible Software for personal study, preaching, and teaching preparation, I’ve found the easily digestible guides by Morris Proctor to speed up my learning process in ways that even regular weekly use can’t. When Logos 5 first released, I read and reviewed Proctor’s “What’s New?” guide. And in my review … Continue reading Review of Morris Proctor’s Logos 5 Training Manual Set
Especially since Eerdmans has a large number of resources in production right now at Logos Bible Software, I’ve started paying more attention to Logos’s Pre-Publication program. Logos puts titles into “Pre-Pub” to help gauge user interest in various resources. When users pre-order a resource, that helps to cover the cost of production. If/when enough users … Continue reading Getting Pre-Pub Books in Logos Bible Software
Want to enter for a chance to get some free theology books? These ones won’t even take up shelf space. I’m joining with a few other bloggers and Logos Bible Software for a giveaway of Logos’s Zondervan Theology Collection. What’s Up for Grabs The collection can be found here. It includes these books: The Christian … Continue reading Zondervan Theology Collection (Logos Software) Giveaway
I was checking to see what Fortress Press books Logos was offering, when I saw–to my very pleasant surprise–that they are offering Walter Brueggemann’s Spirituality of the Psalms for free. You can get it by clicking the image above. I’ll be preaching through some Psalms this summer, so will be glad to have this short volume at … Continue reading Free in Logos: Brueggemann on the Psalms
Here are, in no particular order, the top 10 tasks for which I use Logos Bible Software. Most of these uses are for preaching and teaching preparation, or for when I’m preparing to lead a Bible study. This post is a visual tour, so if you want to see any image in more detail, you can … Continue reading Top 10 Tasks for Which I Use Logos Bible Software
This month’s free book in Logos Bible Software is 300 Quotations for Preachers from the Puritans. It is free as a stand-alone, and also part of a larger series I reviewed about a year ago, 1,500 Quotations for Preachers. Here’s the link to the free 300 quotations book. Richard Baxter, John Bunyan, Jonathan Edwards, John Owen, and a … Continue reading Logos Free Book of the Month for May
For an exegesis course in seminary, I was assigned R.T. France’s Mark in the New International Greek Testament Commentary (NIGTC) series. The assignment was to read the entire commentary that semester, and I read every one of its 700+ pages. It was that good. Like the rest of the NIGTC series, France’s volume focuses first on the … Continue reading Mark (NIGTC) in Logos’s Biblia.com
In early February I finished reading Steve Moyise’s Jesus and Scripture: Studying the New Testament Use of the Old Testament. You can read what I wrote about it here. Here is the concluding portion of that review: Jesus and Scripture would be perfect for a seminary course on the Gospels, or on the NT use of the OT. … Continue reading Free Book in Logos: Jesus and Scripture, by Steve Moyise
This month Bonhoeffer for Armchair Theologians is free in Logos Bible Software. You can find it here. Here is part of the product description from Logos: This volume in the ever-popular W. J. K. Armchair series turns its sights on contemporary theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906–1945). Born in Breslau, Germany, Bonhoeffer led quite an intriguing life. This book, with dozens of illustrations … Continue reading Free Bonhoeffer Book in Logos Bible Software
