Andy Naselli

Thoughts on Theology

Logos Bible Software

Michael Barrett Collection in Logos

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When Logos added the “Michael Barrett Collection” to pre-pub last October, I immediately pre-ordered it. But I’m disappointed that the collection hasn’t gathered sufficient interest yet to proceed to publication. It still needs some more orders.

Michael Barrett is President of Geneva Reformed Seminary. He’s brilliant, and the books in this collection are accessible and edifying.

Related:

  1. Phil Gons explains more about the Michael Barrett Collection.
  2. Chris Anderson describes Complete in Him (one of the books in the collection).
  3. Kevin Oberlin reviews Beginning at Moses (one of the books in the collection).

Why You Should Organize Your Personal Theological Library and a Way How

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That’s the title of a 2600-word article (8-page PDF) I recently wrote for Reformation 21. (Pardon the formatting of the version on Ref21’s site; some of it didn’t transfer very cleanly in HTML.)

Here’s the outline:

  • Why You Should Organize Your Personal Theological Library
  • A Way to Organize Your Personal Theological Library
    • Enter the bibliographic information for each resource in Zotero.
    • Organize your resources in Zotero.
    • Arrange your print books on your bookshelves in alphabetical order by author.

I created this three-minute video to supplement the article:

And here’s the article: [Read more…] about Why You Should Organize Your Personal Theological Library and a Way How

Introducing Biblia.com

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Biblia.com = Bible Study Online.

The president and CEO of Logos Bible Software explains:

  • Biblia.com is “a super-simple Bible for the web that’s backed up by the incredible technology (and massive library!) of Logos Bible Software.”
  • “Logos 4 users can access their library online, complete with synchronization of ‘last read’ position between Logos 4, the iPhone/iPad, and Biblia.com!”
  • “With shared licenses between Logos Bible Software 4 for Mac, Windows, iPhone, iPad, Mobile Web, and Biblia.com, your content is available wherever you are.”

Will your book be available in print?

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Within a week of announcing that Logos Bible Software is publishing my book Let Go and Let God? A Survey and Analysis of Keswick Theology, I received over one hundred emails and comments asking the same question: “Will your book be available in print?”

Short Answer

No, at least for now. ***Don’t miss the update at the bottom of this article.***

Longer Answer

No. The plan for now is that the book will be available exclusively in electronic format from Logos Bible Software.

The factors involved in this decision are complicated, but here are some reasons that I chose Logos Bible Software to publish my first solo book:

  1. I love Logos Bible Software. I’d rather have a book in Logos format than in print any day. [Read more…] about Will your book be available in print?

Preface

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Here is my preface to Let Go and Let God? A Survey and Analysis of Keswick Theology.

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It is not much of a recommendation when all you can say is that this teaching may help you if you do not take its details too seriously. It is utterly damning to have to say, as in this case I think we must, that if you do take its details seriously, it will tend not to help you but to destroy you.

That’s what J. I. Packer wrote about a teaching that has destroyed many people and continues to destroy more today. It nearly destroyed me.

Trying to “Let Go and Let God” in High School and Bible College

When I shared my Christian “testimony” in my high school and early college years, I would say something like this: “I was saved when I was eight years old, and I surrendered to Christ when I was thirteen.” By “saved,” I meant that Jesus became my Savior and that I became a Christian. By “surrendered,” I meant that I finally gave full control of my life to Jesus as my Master and yielded to do whatever he wanted me to do. [Read more…] about Preface