As I was preparing for the Wednesday night Undercurrent sermon I saw an add for Glo: The Bible for the Digital World. This caught my attention for a few different reasons. The first reason was the word Glo, my Glo Worm was one of my favorite toys when I was very small, so I figures that anything that spelled glow "glo" was worth checking out. LOL! The second, and more important, reason this add caught my attention was the claim that it is "the Bible for the digital world." Now that is a bold claim. I've seen several computer based Bible study tools, many of them helpful, but none of them had an attractive GUI (Graphical User Interface, yes my inner geek leaked out). However, could this, this beautiful work, be everything I have been looking for to bring the Scripture to life and relevance to those of us living in 2009? Maybe, just maybe. I do wish it had more than just the NIV version of the Bible, I do most of my teaching from the Message version nowadays. However, the NIV is what I sunk my teeth into when I was emerging from my cocoon, so it ain't bad if you know what I'm sayin. Check out this Bible for the digital world here. I preordered my copy and can't wait to start using it for personal growth and for teaching!
Enjoy!
Jonathan
About Me
- Jonathan
- I grew up in the Pensacola, FL area and attended Pace High School. I have my BSBA from the University of West Florida and my Masters of Divinity from Asbury Theological Seminary. My wife and I enjoyed our time in the Bluegrass, but are glad to be back on the Gulf Coast.
1 comment:
I just started Glo and so far I have been really impressed with it. It makes following a reading plan and doing topical studies a breeze. Plus I love the video commentary and it’s so easy to use.
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