The Bible is true and inspired by God. So why do the Gospels seem to disagree? (more…)
Faithlife Ebooks Weekly Deals: May 12–15, 2020
These deals are so good, they won’t stay around long! Add new favorites to your library before the bargains disappear. [Read more…]
4 Things Lay Leaders Can Do in Logos 8—on Sale Now
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A few years ago, I wrote a few segments for a popular Bible study. I loved every little bit of the research and thinking and writing, but I was relying on a stack of books about half my height. The real issue was figuring out which books to pack for a family vacation right before the assignment was due.
Let me just tell you . . . my current self really wishes she could pass on her Logos knowledge to her past self. I didn’t know how Logos could help me in my role as a church staffer, a ministry volunteer, and a part-time seminary student. [Read more…]
11 Mother’s Day Bible Verses to Remember Year-Round
Charles Spurgeon once wrote, “I cannot tell you how much I owe to the solemn words of my good mother.” Countless people today could say the same thing, and today’s the day to express extra gratitude.
Reflect on honoring mothers, the value of mothers, and a mothers’ love with these 11 Bible verses for Mother’s Day. [Read more…]
Free Church Library Open Now (Because Discipleship Isn’t Canceled)
Because of COVID-19, you and your church members have had to be online like never before for work, church, and school. With congregations struggling emotionally, financially, and spiritually because of the pandemic, wouldn’t it be wonderful if something else could be online—the church library?
Finding Connection When Depression and Pandemic Collide
By Jessica Kantrowitz
Depression can be incredibly isolating. The new landscape we are living in because of the pandemic can also be incredibly isolating.
Those of us who struggle with depression now have to deal with the additional challenges of finding support in this strange new world. Besides doctors and therapists, we also need the support of a community—friends, family, and neighbors we can reach out to, and who reach out to us. [Read more…]
National Day of Prayer: The King’s Love for Lowly Sinners
What does it take to pray like a Puritan? And why would we want to?
For the Puritans, prayer was neither casual nor dull but a passionate affair.1 A cry for mercy. Unabashed praise for the Creator of all things. Vibrant expressions of deep Christian faith that are a shining example of holy living. [Read more…]
Is a Biblical Sexual Ethic Possible? Sean McDowell Answers
Can Christians present a compelling biblical sexual ethic amid such a confused culture?
In tomorrow’s Faithlife Live episode at 3:00 p.m. (PST), Scott Lindsey will chat with Dr. Sean McDowell over on the Logos Facebook page to answer that tough question. [Read more…]
Faithlife Ebooks Weekly Deals: May 5–8, 2020
These deals are so good, they won’t stay around long! Add new favorites to your library before the bargains disappear. [Read more…]
The One Thing Every Family Does before Visiting Your Church
When you’re getting ready to sell your house, experts tell you to pay special attention to your front door. Pour buckets of elbow grease into cleaning it, and replace it if it’s really seen better days. If it’s in good shape, give it a fresh coat of paint in an appealing, popular color. Hang house numbers, and dress it up with some greenery. [Read more…]
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