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Reading the Fathers of the Church in the Logos Mobile Apps
In this post, I want to show you what it looks like to read and interact with individual volumes of the Fathers of the Church (144 vols.) using the Logos Bible Software mobile apps. This is the third post of a series focusing on the Fathers of the Church (144 vols.) in Logos. You can check out the other posts […]
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Sermon: Lying Down and Sleeping Like Jesus
A sermon for the second week after Pentecost from Psalm 4 — you can watch/listen here starting around 27:14 The last verse of Psalm 4 is one of the most well known lines of any Psalm: In peace I will both lie down and sleep; for you alone, O LORD, make me dwell in safety. […]
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WWDC 2022
My son and I watched WWDC together today, and it was a blast. Here are my thoughts on both watching it with Beau and the announcements. Introduction “Who’s that?” “That’s Tim Cook, son, Apple’s CEO.” He cracked me up with that question. He is very tech savvy. He’s had an iPad for a few years, […]
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Searching the Fathers of the Church Series in Logos Bible Software
What do the church fathers have to say about this passage? It’s an important question that we should ask often, and The Fathers of the Church (144 vols.) series in Logos is an ideal resource to turn to for answers. In this post, I want to show you how to search the Fathers of the […]
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Multiple Posts: Fathers of the Church (144 vols.) in Logos Bible Software
This page hosts links to a collection of posts focused on the Fathers of the Church (144 vols.) series in Logos Bible Software: Fathers of the Church Series, Part 1: Ancient Commentaries Searching the Fathers of the Church Series in Logos Bible Software Reading the Fathers of the Church in the Logos Mobile Apps
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Fathers of the Church Series in Logos, Part 1: Ancient Commentaries
Logos recently updated their Fathers of the Church (144 vols.) series, and I think this resource clearly demonstrates the benefits of building a digital library in Logos Bible Software. Reading and research can be done in a variety of ways, and I think it is important to take advantage of the unique benefits of each […]
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Fourth Edition of Tov’s Textual Criticism of HB
I just recieved an email from Fortress Press announcing a fourth edition of Emanuel Tov’s monumental Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bible. This is very surprising because the third edtion was itself a huge expansion and revision. Tov’s work is more than an “introduction.” There’s nothing else like it. What’s new in the fourth edition? […]
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Jobes and Silva’s Intro to the LXX (2nd ed.) in Accordance
The very first post on this blog was a quote from the first edition of Jobes and Silva’s Invitation to the Septuagint: There is no such thing as “Septuagint without tears” (indeed, without the affliction of trial-and-error, one seldom learns anything) It’s a fitting quote because Septuagint studies is a sprawling field, intersecting with so […]
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Jesus, Jokes, and Joy — a sermon on John 21:1–14
You can listen to the sermon here, beginning at 25:44. This morning we gather around a fire pit with Jesus. Is that not a wonderful thought? I wonder if you think of Jesus as a good fire pit friend? Do you know what happens around a fire pit? There is peace, solace, warmth, delightful crackling […]
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The Good of Good Friday
a Good Friday Sermon from John 19 It would be easy to riff on the name Good Friday, but I don’t want to do that tonight. I want to talk about what’s truly good about Good Friday. Good Friday shows us what winning looks like. Good Friday shows us the true, long-awaited king. Good Friday […]
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Brian W. Davidson 