In 2006 I compiled all of D. A. Carson’s MP3s I could find.
In 2009 I organized a comprehensive collection of Carson’s MP3s for The Gospel Coalition to host.
Logos Bible Software just took that a step further with the D. A. Carson Sermon Archive by transcribing each sermon. Outstanding.
This 2-minute video explains what Logos 7 is:
I’ve been using Logos 7 for the last few weeks, and the Logos team has increased the product’s value yet again. You can learn more about Logos 7 here (with a special offer for my readers who don’t already own a Logos base package). [Read more…] about Logos 7 Releases Today
“Calvin’s personal library has been estimated at three hundred to three hundred fifty volumes; after his death, his heirs sold the majority of the books to Geneva’s magistrates for inclusion in the library of the Academy.”
—Scott M. Manetsch, Calvin’s Company of Pastors: Pastoral Care and the Emerging Reformed Church, 1536–1609, Oxford Studies in Historical Theology (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013), 222.
When I read that, I recalled how I concluded a review article in 2006: [Read more…] about John Calvin Had 300 Books in His Personal Library
Rich Penix (one of my Greek students about ten years ago) explains why he loved Dr. Mark Futato’s Logos-integrated approach to learning Hebrew.
Very good news: Today Logos Bible Software put their 30-volume C. S. Lewis Collection on pre-pub.
Coming soon.
Recommendation: Pre-order it now. (1) You’ll lock in a better price, and (2) it will help the collection release sooner.
This 2-minute video explains how Logos pre-pub works:
Update (3/23/2015): I’ve added this new collection to my Logos library, and I just added each book one by one to my Zotero library. Love it.
Even if you already own some or all of these volumes in print or another format, you should seriously consider getting them for Logos. Its powerful search engine, specialized resource tagging, multi-platform apps and syncing, integration into an interconnected digital library, and notes and highlighting tools add significant value to the content.
Learn more here and in this video:
Doug Moo is my favorite exegete on Romans, a letter he has studied carefully for over forty years. (See my chronological list of his publications on Romans.)
So I’m delighted that Logos Bible Software recently released a new course: Doug Moo on Paul’s Letter to the Romans.
for “Logos Mobile Education.” Logos sees the educational space as one ripe for technological innovation, and they plan to add many more courses. Unlike tradition education, you get to “take the professor with you.” And the cost is lower than what most schools charge to audit a course.
Related: Watch Doug Moo Lecture on Romans in 53 Segments (for Free)
Baker and Logos have teamed up for another D. A. Carson collection (7 vols.).
(The first one is 5 vols.)
After buying an iPad 2 last year, I wrote this about the Logos app:
I anticipate this being one of my favorite apps in the near future, but I almost never use it now because I can’t highlight the text or add notes to resources. (Very frustrating!) I’m waiting for Logos to enable those features to sync with Logos 4 across all platforms. Logos is working on this and has promised that these features are on the way.
It’s now here.
Logos recently announced and explained its updated app. I’ve been testing it out, and it’s beautiful!
This 55-second video shows you how easy it is to use on an iPad and iPhone:
That video doesn’t show the app’s most important feature: notes and highlighting sync across all platforms. So if you highlight words on your phone, [Read more…] about Logos App Now Includes Notes and Highlighting