I was asked to give a review and impression of Logos 9 6 months after release, and has very happy to do so. Any excuse to show off Logos! Check out the video, I hope you enjoy.

These are just some of the things I hope you say when you hear that I have completely updated my Logos online video training course for version 9. But not only is it updated, it has been completely reshot.

If you are a Logos user and not living under a rock, you know that today FaithLife announced the release of Logos 9. It is a great update with lots of goodies for Logos geeks such as myself. In this video I do a review of some of the new features to give you a sense of what to expect should you decide to upgrade.

My very first mobile app many years ago was ParseGreek. Since then it has enjoyed a lot of success on the iOS app store.

Christmas is always a great time of year for Logos users because of all of the Christmas specials. So if you’re like me and like to buy yourself Christmas gifts, I’d encourage you to check out the sales. I want to highlight a few in particular as items that I’d recommend in particular.

I had a pretty eventful summer which included two presentations on a similar theme of eco theology. It is a topic I have been interested in for a long time, and I have been able to spend some focused time to research, write, and present on the topic. My thoughts continue to be refined as I continue the process.

Two biographies of the apostle Paul came out last year with two highly influential and respected interpreters of Paul. One biography is by N. T. Wright, Paul: A Biography, and the other is by Douglas Campbell, Paul: An Apostle’s Journey. Campbell’s complete chronological picture is filled out in his 2014 Framing Paul: an Epistolary Biography.

On the heals of the release of Biblical Greek Made Simple, I’m happy to announce that my online Greek course has been fully revamped to complement the textbook.

I get asked a couple times a month for advice on Logos Bible Software, specifically what package to spend, what resources to purchase, etc. I tend to avoid this question or answer in a round-about way, as I am wary of telling people how to spend their money.