bible software

Howdy folks, If given the choice, I would invest in Accordance. It's my preference, but I haven't been able to use it for some time now. I'm not really looking for a discussion about Logos or Accordance, per se. I'm currently using a Chromebook for most of my seminary work. As far as I...

Folks, I'm looking to replace a laptop that I've had for a few years now and seems to be displaying more and more issues. It's a Windows 10 for those who want the point of reference. That being said, I'm looking to replace the laptop with something new, for I've had bad experiences with...

The sales for March have begun, and they are having some steep discounts on Reformed Theology books. P&R's Basics of the Faith Series (39 vols.) 40% Off Studies in Theology (34 vols.) 40% Off Reformed Expository Commentary | REC (30 vols) 40% Off Reformed Theology Bundle (74 vols.) 33% Off...

Accordance offers preaching and teaching resources (commentaries, illustrations, etc. and gift cards for your pastors) that come with huge discounts! Check them out at the Accordance blog.

I recently purchased Logos 4 Scholars Edition, and I'm not familiar with alot of the resources in the base package. I have two questions for anyone knowledgeable about the package: 1. Are there any resources I should be extremely cautious with (IE: Liberal or Arminian) in the Logos 4 package...

Has anybody heard of, or tried Glo? I first came across it in an online Christian book shop. It appears to be an unusual combination of Bible software, an encyclopedia, and an interface you'd expect to see from Apple. It's features are more or less as follows: KJV translation NIV translation...

I've been using BibleWorks for a few years now, currently using version 7. However, I've been looking at utilizing more e-books and commentaries. I have e-sword, but it is somewhat limited. At any rate, I've seen the rave reviews about Logos. I've considered it over the years but never pulled...