In this course learn the relationship between cultural elements present at the time of Jesus' death that indicated the timing of his burial, connect the New Testament resurrection account to elements within the Old Testament, and get a better understanding of the meaning of the resurrection—theologically and missiologically. This course features teachings from respected Christian theologians, including Elyse Fitzpatrick, Douglas J. Moo, Ben Witherington, Darrell L. Bock, and Michael W. Goheen.

What were Paul’s core theological beliefs? What framework did he use to organize his beliefs, and how did these beliefs relate to one another? In this course, Dr. Robert Sloan explores the theological concepts and terminology in Philippians and uses these as a window into the mind of Paul. He moves you beyond a book-level understanding to understanding Paul’s theology as whole.

Christology: Prominent Titles for Jesus (TH146) brings together fourteen respected Christian scholars to examine the meaning and significance of Jesus’s titles. These scholars have published extensively on theology and biblical interpretation, and their combined expertise facilitates students gaining clear insight into Jesus’s identity as revealed in Scripture. The course explores the person of Jesus Christ, the meaning and significance of some of His important titles, His united divine and human natures, and Christology in the New Testament.

Become a skilled interpreter of Paul’s letters with the help of Pauline experts like Dr. Douglas Moo and Dr. Lynn Cohick of Wheaton College, and Christianity Today Book Award winner Dr. Constantine Campbell. With verse by verse commentary, you'll learn the theological themes, historical background, and interpretive possibilities of each epistle. You’ll also learn to perform your own Pauline research and keep your findings accessible in Logos for future study and reference.

In this course, Dr. Robert Sloan takes you verse by verse through Philippians. You’ll explore themes of fellowship, Christ and the gospel, unity in the church, suffering, death, resurrection, justification, and more. You’ll learn the historical background of the city of Philippi and gain context as to why Paul emphasized some things over others in his letter. Dr. Sloan addresses these topics with his engaging presence and clear communication style. If you desire practical, straightforward exposition on Philippians, Dr. Sloan will not disappoint.

This three-course bundle focuses on the history of Jesus and the resurrection. Join distinguished professor Craig A. Evans on a journey to some of the most significant New Testament archaeological sites as he offers insight into first-century socioeconomic life and helps you grasp the historical and biblical context of Jesus’ ministry. Study the historical Jesus with Dr. Mark L. Strauss, exploring Jesus’ miracles, the intention of his ministry, and the historical evidence for his death and resurrection. Finally, discover new perspectives on the relevance of Jesus’ death and resurrection, guided by an assortment of acclaimed scholars.

In this course learn the relationship between cultural elements present at the time of Jesus' death that indicated the timing of his burial, connect the New Testament resurrection account to elements within the Old Testament, and get a better understanding of the meaning of the resurrection—theologically and missiologically. This course features teachings from respected Christian theologians, including Elyse Fitzpatrick, Douglas J. Moo, Ben Witherington, Darrell L. Bock, and Michael W. Goheen.

Christology: Prominent Titles for Jesus (TH146) brings together fourteen respected Christian scholars to examine the meaning and significance of Jesus’s titles. These scholars have published extensively on theology and biblical interpretation, and their combined expertise facilitates students gaining clear insight into Jesus’s identity as revealed in Scripture. The course explores the person of Jesus Christ, the meaning and significance of some of His important titles, His united divine and human natures, and Christology in the New Testament.

What were Paul’s core theological beliefs? What framework did he use to organize his beliefs, and how did these beliefs relate to one another? In this course, Dr. Robert Sloan explores the theological concepts and terminology in Philippians and uses these as a window into the mind of Paul. He moves you beyond a book-level understanding to understanding Paul’s theology as whole.

Understanding the life and ministry of Jesus is central to the Christian life. This book and course bundle from Lexham Press and Logos Mobile Education provides a number of studies on the person of Jesus. These seven books and five courses include studies on key events of Jesus’ ministry and the reliability of the four gospels.

In this course, Dr. Robert Sloan takes you verse by verse through Philippians. You’ll explore themes of fellowship, Christ and the gospel, unity in the church, suffering, death, resurrection, justification, and more. You’ll learn the historical background of the city of Philippi and gain context as to why Paul emphasized some things over others in his letter. Dr. Sloan addresses these topics with his engaging presence and clear communication style. If you desire practical, straightforward exposition on Philippians, Dr. Sloan will not disappoint.

In the New Testament: Advanced Pauline Studies Study Bundle, you’ll study the life and writings of Paul the apostle. You will examine Paul’s letters in detail, see how Paul crafted them for specific occasions to specific groups, and understand what their implications are for Christians today. You’ll explore Paul’s theology and learn how scholars in different historical eras have understood his teaching on key concepts like justification by faith. These courses will help you better appreciate this important section of the New Testament.

Overview In the Biblical Interpretation: Advanced Biblical Theology Studies Study Bundle you’ll study biblical theology from a number of different perspectives. You will look at the theology of the Old Testament and the New Testament, exploring the themes and theological motifs that emerge from these sets of writings. You’ll trace the development of important concepts like the kingdom of God, redemption, or glory across the Bible and explore the theological themes of specific books.

The Logos Mobile Education Master Collection is the complete course library to-date from Faithlife’s own publishing house. It includes 304 courses containing more than 1,700 video lectures. The collection is filled with instruction from top scholars and ministry practioners. Built from the ground up, these courses take advantage of the power of Logos Bible Software. With Logos Mobile Education’s 10,000+ hours of video and Logos Bible Software, your Bible study will reach a whole new level.

Become a skilled interpreter of Paul’s letters with the help of Pauline experts like Dr. Douglas Moo and Dr. Lynn Cohick of Wheaton College, and Christianity Today Book Award winner Dr. Constantine Campbell. Read more confidently and with a stronger comprehension of the theological themes, historical background, and interpretive possibilities of each epistle. These scholars will guide you through the current literature and the latest discussions about the “new perspective” on Paul and how this theory compares with traditional ideas. You’ll explore foundational themes such as who Christ is, how the church should function, and what a Christian life looks like. You’ll also learn to perform your own Pauline research and keep your findings accessible in Logos for future study and reference. In addition to helping you master Pauline theology and understand Paul’s letters as a whole, these courses take you through each letter verse by verse. Not only does such a methodical approach...

Can't make it to your church library? This massive collection of resources will allow you to dive into Bible study and devotional reading with some of the greatest Christian writers of all time, such as Andrew Murray, Charles Spurgeon, R.A. Torrey, and more! Plus, you get the added benefit of a completely digital library—no more rummaging through print books looking for that favorite quote or Bible passage. This library includes: Audio Bibles Commentaries Bible dictionaries and encyclopedias Devotionals Theological works Several English Bible translations And more