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Dr. Roger Olson discusses predestination and Calvinism (0:10), and Elliot Ritzema shares about the Spurgeon commentary series (2:00). Explore Dr. Olson's argument against Calvinism Dr. Olson holds degrees from Rice University, North American Baptist Seminary, and Open Bible College.

Dr. Nicholas Perrin discusses why it matters theologically that Jesus was the living temple (:10), and Todd Bishop gives viewers a Logos Pro tip (4:05).

Dr. Andrew Peterson discusses the intersection of technology and education (:10), and then, discover Logos features that give deeper theological insights (4:55). Learn more about the use of technology in Christian education You just saw a preview of Dr. Andrew Peterson's Mobile Ed course.

Ben Witherington III discusses his socio-rhetorical commentary Romans (0:10), and a lesson in how to use fill-in-the-blank questions in Proclaim to engage your congregation (5:00). Study Romans deeper with Dr.

Bobby Conway, the one-minute apologist, discusses how the Church can use apologetics to understand the current culture (:10). Then, gain a deeper understanding of the book of Psalms using Psalms Explorer (3:35).

 Dr. Andy Naselli discusses the main steps in interpreting Scripture (0:10), and Todd Bishop walks us through the Discourse Dataset Filters in Logos (2:15). Dive into New Testament exegesis with Dr. Naselli The whole point of exegesis is to know and worship God.

Dr. Jay Sklar discusses the book of Leviticus (:10), and Dr. Steve Runge talks about friendship and the book of Proverbs (6:00). Learn more about Leviticus In this course, Book Study: Leviticus (OT308), Dr. Jay Sklar walks you through the challenging details of the book of Leviticus.

An interview with Justin Wise on establishing your church's social media presence(:10), and Dr. Steve Runge discusses how to find joy in your work (5:40).

Dr. Tremper Longman discusses themes in the book of Exodus (:10), and Dr. Steve Runge shares insights on the topic of friendship from the book of Proverbs in the Faithlife Language Lab (4:00). Tremper Longman III is the Robert H. Gundry Professor of Biblical Studies at Westmont College.

Dr. Craig Evans explains the difference in how the original audiences of Scripture read the texts (:10), and Dr. Mike Heiser talks about the significance of reading ancient texts that the biblical authors read as well.