Category Archives: Bible Study Resources

I’ve been greatly blessed to have received free copies of both Logos and BibleWorks Bible research software. Both were given to me to review on this blog. I like them both — a lot. But I’ve recently been forced to … Continue reading →

Comparison with BibleWorks Both Logos and BibleWorks have advantages. As I’m stilling learning the intricacies of BibleWorks, I’m sure it’ll take even longer to master Logos. Therefore, these conclusions must be taken as preliminary. After a few weeks of practice, … Continue reading →

Second search I clicked on the Greek word for “repent” in Word for Word, and I was presented with an interlinear presentation of Acts 2:38, including the English, Greek, Greek lemma (root), English transliterations for both (thanks), the morphology (that is, … Continue reading →

I try to stay well read on conservative Church of Christ thought. It’s always critical to read both sides of any disagreement, and it’s important to look for trends in conservative Church of Christ thought. Therefore, I recently bought the Gospel … Continue reading →

I’ve been fortunate to receive a review (meaning “free”) copy of the Scholars base package of Logos Bible Software. The price is that I must post at least two articles reviewing the software — which is exactly what I was … Continue reading →

A reader asks, Do you have a good guide for studying Revelations or a Bible study for each chapter? I would appreciate any help or suggestions you may have. I don’t fancy myself very knowledgeable on the Revelation (and I know many … Continue reading →

A reader emailed me asking for my recommendation on Bible software. I’m not the expert, and so I thought I’d ask the readers for their advice while sharing what little I know. First, you have to decide whether you need … Continue reading →