The Logos Bible Software “Free book of the Month” for March 2018 is from P&R Publishing, Anthony T. Selvaggio, From Bondage to Liberty: The Gospel According to Moses. The book is part of P&R’s The Gospel According to the Old Testament series. The series includes twenty volumes tracing the theme of salvation in a diverse assortment of Old Testament characters. Moses, Abraham, and Joseph seem like obvious characters for a series like this, but there are also volumes on Judges, Jonah, and even Nahum. Selvaggio an ordained minister, a lawyer, an author, a lecturer, and a visiting professor at Ottawa Theological Hall in Ottawa, Canada.
For $1.99 more you can add Christopher W. Morgan’s A Theology of James: Wisdom for God’s People in the Explorations in Biblical Theology (P&R, 2010). Morgan is dean of the School of Christian Ministries at California Baptist University in Riverside, California. The Explorations series “focus on applying God’s truth to life” by tracing doctrines through the Bible. The series is written for “college students, seminarians, pastors, and thoughtful lay readers.” About this volume, Thomas Schreiner said “Morgan reminds us in this wonderfully lucid, practical, and faithful rendition of James’s theology that James’s teaching is not only in accord with the gospel, but fundamental to the gospel.”
The third P&R book offered in this promotion is the Reformed Expository Commentary on Acts by Derek W.H. Thomas. Thomas is minister of preaching and teaching at First Presbyterian Church in Columbia, South Carolina and distinguished visiting professor of systematic and historical theology at Reformed Theological Seminary. This commentary is only $4.99 for the month of March.
Logos is also running a giveaway during the month of March. You can enter to win A Theology of Lordship (4 vols.) by John Frame
So head over to the Logos Free Book of the Month page, grab the free (and almost free) books for your Logos Library before the end of March.
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