The word “covenant” is difficult to understand, yet central to biblical interpretation. But is it really all that important?
The late R.C. Sproul answers assuredly, “Yes!”
In this excerpt from The Promises of God, free this month, Sproul distinguishes biblical covenants from man-made contracts and affirms what makes biblical covenants so unique.
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In his new book from Lexham Press, Frame argues the Bible isn’t God’s only revelation. Though this might seem scandalous at first, he makes the case that Scripture itself shows it is possible to learn about God from his creation.
In this excerpt from Nature’s Case for God, Frame tackles the objection that natural theology violates the Protestant principle of Sola Scriptura: Scripture alone. [Read more…]
Logos can perform many technical Bible study tasks, like morphology queries and syntax searches. That’s why a lot of pastors and scholars use it.
But if you don’t know what morphology is, is Logos beyond you?
Not at all. [Read more…]
No one enjoys conflict, but no one is immune to it, even Bible study small groups.
And if you’re the small group leader, people will look to you to address it—whether it’s something small like people not showing up on time or more serious matters like fighting, gossiping, or slandering. [Read more…]
I went to a fundraising event recently where I heard the best request for financial support I can remember.
It wasn’t the rhetoric or the moving stories that did it, although both were strong. It was how confidently the nonprofit founder asked.
He wasn’t embarrassed or tentative. He didn’t make jokes about our pocketbooks. He didn’t allude to money as an elephant in the room. (In fact, a few days before the event, he told us all in an email, “I’ll be asking you to make a pledge of financial support for the coming year.”) [Read more…]
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If you’ve invested in previous versions of Logos, you may look at Logos 8 and think, “Why would I pay for something I already have?”
The short answer is, you wouldn’t. And you won’t.
This post is about Dynamic Pricing, and why it means:
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If you’re writing expository sermons, it means you’ve developed skills for serious Bible study.
And not only that, you’ve developed skills for sharing the wealth you discover with others.
As you know, that process takes a lot of time, demands many steps, and requires a number of resources. How can you tighten it up without skipping the steps you know you need to take for an accurate, thorough, transformative sermon? [Read more…]