Brave Daily has become Logos Daily! We still feature reviews and interviews, but we now offer expert Bible study coaching for Logos Bible Software users.
The story we find ourselves in, that we’re born into at once, and each and every day when we arise, is a story about forgiveness. In 2010, I traveled to the “land of a thousand hills” on my own dollar to discover that Rwanda’s meta-narrative, as told through many...
Tuesday Tour Day Accordance has just recently published a video making mention of the many layers that are at work as you search through your Biblical library. As you learn about all of the tagging and research that has been done in the background of the bible...
The 2011 award-winning publication The Christian Faith garnered wide praise as a thorough, well-informed treatment of the philosophical foundations of Christian theology, the classical elements of systematic theology, and exegesis of relevant biblical texts. Pilgrim...
Tuesday Tour Day First stop on the Bible Software tour, and here is a look at the Accordance Bible Software home screen from launch! This just explains the most basic of features, beginning with using and customizing the toolbar. Watch the introduction video here on...
I will be incorporating an array of Bible Software Reviews throughout my book review website. I will be featuring reviews from Accordance Bible Software, BibleWorks, and Logos Bible Software. I will be completing the reviews in that order (alphabetically - Accordance,...
Morality is such a deep topic. Ethics and philosophy and the ideas that branch to and from the discussion are at most times way beyond me. Ethics, particularly moralism, at its core is the idea that we are to live a “right” way and to judge others accordingly. Life up...
You’re correct — Brave Reviews has not had a giveaway for a few months, but I’ve been hosting a giveaway at another website of mine that is just getting its feet off the ground. I have had a number of new faces join in the giveaway as they learn about the expansion of...
The final review of this book actually comes from my wife, who has spent the last two months getting to know both the author, TerKeurst, and the our Great Author better by way of this little devotional. I’ll first tell you about the book before I share with you her...
The reality of studying the Bible is that the deeper you dive into your study, the wider the arguments and possible ways there are to interpret a pericope. When knowing a particular way to understand a verse or word, drawing definite lines is not always easy. With the...
Settling down without settling down. Purchase from IVP or Amazon.com. Watch the authors discuss their work on Vimeo.com. How does this book relate to you? How does reading the story of a couple who lives “outside of the ordinary” and does crazy things for years upon...
Paideia Commentaries on the New Testament presents … James and Jude by John Painter and David deSilva Pick up your copy at Amazon.com or Christianbook.com! I haven’t had the opportunity yet, prior to now, to provide full-fledged commentary concerning a commentary …...
Everybody is told to do it. Everybody wants to do it. But from the Great Commissioning to the sixth hour of an eight hour shift, some might say that the Scriptures are just not “practical” enough in showing us how to present the Gospel to our coworkers, to our boss,...
Today’s book suggestion comes accompanied by a guest post from the author, Keri Wyatt Kent herself! The post is in preparation for Lent (Happy Fat Tuesday and here comes Ash Wednesday)! I’m sure that some folks get tired of “hearing my voice,” so without further ado,...
Book Bundle Giveaway! To be honest, Brave Reviews has been pretty busy lately. There has been a slow and steady transition from Christian Living material to what some would call “academic.” I am finding that a lot of people are much more interested in the books and...
Prayer is a discipline that, I believe, is not practiced diligently by the present generation — the “millennials” as we are so easily tagged. There is something bizarre and, might I even say “spiritual” to praying that causes many battling through the Christian faith...