Our developers have been hard at working pushing out lots of little improvements and tweaks over the last few weeks. But there are also a number of cool features in the works. Some are already starting to trickle out. Just recently we added a new feature to the Passage Guide that we think you’ll enjoy. Now as you do your Bible study or sermon prep, you’ll see links to audio sermons on the passage you’re studying from SermonAudio.com, the largest database of free audio sermons on the web. The new section appears down at the bottom next to SermonCentral.com and PowerPointSermons.com, but you can move it up to the top or wherever you want.
Just click on the sermon title to launch the sermon in your browser, or click on the speaker’s name to see all of his sermons.
This new feature comes to you free of charge, and you don’t even have to do anything to get it. Just start up Logos 4, and run a Passage Guide. Best of all, the nearly 300,000 audio sermons from SermonAudio.com are completely free to play or download. What a wealth of sound, biblical preaching to listen to during your study or take with you on your MP3 player!
We realize that everyone is different, and some people don’t care to have audio sermons in the Passage Guide. That’s why we’ve made it so easy for you to customize the Passage Guide to suit your needs. Simply collapse the sections you don’t want to see, delete them from a particular guide, or remove them from all your guides by creating a custom Passage Guide and naming it “My Passage Guide” (via Guides > Make a new guide template).
There are plenty more cool features in the works. No matter when you buy, you’ll get all the latest improvements and features that we’re continually shipping. However, the special introductory discounts on the Logos 4 base package libraries are here for a limited time. You may never have another opportunity to upgrade or pick up one of our base packages at the prices we’re currently offering them for. So don’t miss out!
Already a Logos Bible Software user? Visit our custom upgrade discount calculator to see what discounts you qualify for on an upgrade to a brand new Logos 4 base package.
Want to be a Logos Bible Software user? New customers should visit http://www.logos.com/4 to learn more and see what discounts are currently available.
Since the launch of Logos 4 coincided with the beginning of the month, we've had to delay posting an update to the Great Bible Giveaway. That said, I've got great news. We still have 24 premium leather Bibles to give away through the end of December!
Entering the Great Bible Giveaway is easy, and you can enter up to 5 times per month. To find out all the details, visit http://bible.logos.com/content/giveaway.
1 ESV Study Bible, Black Calfskin (Retail $239.99) from Crossway
1 KJV Concord Wide Margin Reference, Black Goatskin ($229.99) from Cambridge Bibles
1 NASB In Touch Ministries Wide Margin Edition, Burgundy Calfskin (Retail $149.99) from Lockman Foundation
1 NASB Large Print Ultrathin Reference, Black Calfskin (Retail $149.99) from Lockman Foundation
1 NASB Side Column Reference Wide Margin Special Limited Edition, Black Calfskin (Retail $149.99) from Lockman Foundation
1 NIV New Women's Devotional, Espresso Renaissance Fine Leather ($59.99) from Zondervan
1 NIV Study Bible, Black Goatskin ($229.99) from Cambridge Bibles
1 NIV Thinline, Ebony Renaissance Fine Leather (Retail $49.99) from Zondervan
1 NKJV UltraSlim Bible Signature Series, Black Calfskin (Retail $129.99) from Thomas Nelson
2 NLTSB Tyndale Select, Black Calfskin (Retail Unavailable) from Tyndale
1 TNIV, Black Renaissance Fine Leather ($99.99) from Zondervan
October Winners
ESV Study Bible winner: S. McIlrath
KJV Concord Wide Margin Reference winner: L. Swingrover
NASB In Touch Ministries Wide Margin Edition winner: J. Carter
NASB Large Print Ultrathin Reference winner: N. Lee
NASB Side Column Reference Wide Margin Special Limited Edition winner: M. Jones
NASB Wide Margin Reference winner: M. Hoskinson
NIV Thinline winner: T. Black
NIV Study Bible winner: B. Burkett
NKJV UltraSlim Bible Signature Series winner: J. LaFreniere
NLTSB Tyndale Select winners: E. Weiss and M. Sale
TNIV winner: A. Turner
The Great Bible Giveaway began in July, and since starting the promotion we've given away 48 premium Bibles worth nearly $8,000! Read our first Great Bible Giveaway blog post to see how it all began.
Logos Bible Software 4 is a powerhouse of tools to help facilitate the deepest of Bible studies. Whether preparing for your personal Bible study or using Logos 4 to work on your doctrinal thesis, you can rest assured that you have the most effective ally in Logos Bible Software. But Logos 4 is not just a great resource for research and study, it is an immersive environment for getting the most out of simply reading from your growing library.
One great aspect of Logos 4 is that, while the in-depth study capabilities are amazing, the simplicity and layout of the program itself is refreshing as well. Logos Bible Software is perfect for analysis, research and your personal devotions. You will find yourself drawn towards pursuing your personal Bible reading and devotions with Logos 4.
Imagine, you wake up in the morning, go through your normal routine and, with your favorite morning beverage, sit down and open Logos 4. Right there on the top of the Home Page is your Reading Plan. Your reading plan is entirely customizable by you.
If you want to see more, simply click on the Bible reading for the day and your customizable Passage Guide open up with your favorite references and commentaries to the passage from this day’s Bible reading. If you want to continue on in your Bible reading F11 puts you into Reading view which maximizes your browser and clears everything but the text that you are reading. The simple, clear layout encourages you to read chapter after chapter.
From the Home Page you can also read today’s passage from your daily devotional which can also be put into reading mode.
There is so much in Logos 4 that enables, not only study, but your ability to get into the word. You can walk away from your desktop and pick up right where you left off from your laptop thanks to the incredible syncing ability of Logos 4. You can arrange your books in whatever format is most helpful and Logos 4 automatically saves a snapshot of your layout so that you can pick up where you left off.
Logos 4 is a clean, intuitive, and adaptable Bible software that invites you, not just to study the Bible for information’s sake, but to fall in love with simply reading the Scriptures again.
Already a Logos Bible Software user? Visit our custom upgrade discount calculator to see what discounts you qualify for on an upgrade to a brand new Logos 4 base package.
Want to be a Logos Bible Software user? New customers should visit http://www.logos.com/4 to learn more and see what discounts are currently available.
This past weekend, I had a few conversations with some friends from seminary about Logos Bible Software 4. One of them described his compulsive tendency to regularly check for Libronix updates in the old version of the software. I explained to him that one of the great benefits of Logos 4 is that it updates itself.
In the previous version of Logos, you needed to manually check to make sure you had the latest books and features. If we made an update to a resource, you didn’t get it unless you ran the update. If you unlocked a book, you needed to update Libronix to see it.
With Logos 4, manual updates are a thing of the past. No more syncing your licenses or manually downloading updates to your software. Logos 4 updates while you sleep. It’s always synced with our servers to make sure you have the latest build of the software. New releases, resource updates, and other features are delivered automatically and downloaded the moment they become available. Once updates are downloaded, you'll see a message that asks if you want to install the updates. This means you’ll always have the latest and greatest.
Even better, all of your content is backed up. You can have the peace of mind that all your documents—notes, clippings, custom guides, and more—are safely stored on our servers. If your computer crashes, simply reinstall Logos 4, and all your data will be restored—right where you left it. You can even see exactly when Logos 4 is syncing to the servers.
We’re adding lots of features to Logos 4 in the near future. We’re constantly rebuilding many of our resources to make them even better. And we’re fine-tuning the software and making improvements around the clock based on customer feedback and discussion in the Logos Community Forums. You’ll receive all of these updates the moment they’re available—automatically and effortlessly.
Already a Logos Bible Software user? Visit our custom upgrade discount calculator to see what discounts you qualify for on an upgrade to a brand new Logos 4 base package.
Want to be a Logos Bible Software user? New customers should visit http://www.logos.com/4 to learn more and see what discounts are currently available.
Today's post is from Morris Proctor, certified and authorized trainer for Logos Bible Software. Morris has trained thousands of Logos users at his two-day Camp Logos training seminars.
Congratulations on securing Logos Bible Software 4! This is beyond a shadow of a doubt the world’s most powerful AND easy to use software. If you're not already, you will soon be studying the Bible in ways you never thought possible.
Many of the features are obvious and self explanatory. For example, to launch a Bible study from the Home Page just enter a biblical reference in the passage box and click Go. In mere moments your computer screen transforms into a desk or kitchen table with numerous reports and resources open ready for your investigation!
To insure that you have an enjoyable and profitable experience with Logos Bible Software 4, we’ve prepared various means for you to get help when you need it.
First, click the question mark (?) icon in the upper right-hand corner of the screen to access quick reference Help files. The search feature allows you to jump just to the article you need.
Also, in your software sleeve you’ll see a disk labeled PC Videos containing instructional videos prepared by my company, mp|seminars. You can watch and listen as you learn to execute numerous Logos features.
In addition, these same videos as well as numerous other tutorials are located at Logos.com.
For more in-depth training materials and seminars you can visit mpseminars.com for additional information.
Enjoy your Bible study with Logos!
Already a Logos Bible Software user? Visit our custom upgrade discount calculator to see what discounts you qualify for on an upgrade to a brand new Logos 4 base package.
Want to be a Logos Bible Software user? New customers should visit http://www.logos.com/4 to learn more and see what discounts are currently available.
With the launch of our most significant product ever—Logos Bible Software 4—there are bound to be some questions. As you can imagine, our phone lines are busier than ever with excited callers trying to either order the brand new collections, upgrade to the new packages, or get answers to some very common questions on this completely "new to everyone" product.
We’ve tried to answer some of the most common questions on our product pages, in our Technical FAQ, and in our General FAQ. As always, we are happy to try to answer any other questions you may have over the phone, but our lines are so busy right now (even with extended hours until 9:00 PM Pacific, additional staffing, and lots of overtime) that wait times are much longer than normal.
We want to be completely honest and up front about this new release: it's not just new to you, it's new to us, it's new to everyone. As we all know, "new" is exciting, "new" is scary, "new" is different... "new" will initiate many questions that may require some trial and error, patience, experimentation and hanging out in the user forums, tutorials, and support pages to learn more. Yes, our sales and support staff have seen the product and received training on how to handle the typical support issues related to installation and indexing, but we are finding that many of the calls that come in are more related to training than support or service issues. Typically these are calls from customers that have upgraded to a completely new software platform and their questions are related to how they would do things in the new software, where their favorite feature is located now, and typical new user training on a brand new platform after years of experience with the old one. Since our "service and support" staffs are only set up for "service and support" it can be frustrating for everyone involved when the only answer that we can give after an hour on hold is, "that's a training issue".
In order to provide the best possible service and training we place as much information as possible on the web. We are putting up more content, videos, and support all the time. The sales and support staff are so busy answering the flood of phone calls, that they actually have less time than you to read the information we are adding to the web daily. In other words, right now, you may be more of an expert on the product than any one random representative is (don't worry, as soon as we can come up for air, we'll pass ya').
If you don’t want to sit on hold for a very long time only to discover that just five minutes on the web could have answered all your questions, there’s a much faster way to get help. We have an active group of users in our community forums who do an amazing job helping new users and answering questions.
The quickest and best way to get your problem solved is to click on Forums in the top left-hand corner of any of our websites and search for the answer. Chances are someone else has already asked your question.
Here are some things you might have questions about that the forums could give you quick answers to:
Questions like these and many, many more are discussed and answered on the forums by some of our most knowledgeable users. Logos staff make appearances as well. The answer to your question may even come from our president, Bob Pritchett.
If you’ve searched but can’t find the answer to your particular question, feel free to start a new thread. You may be surprised by how quickly someone answers your question.
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You might want to stop reading right now and close this web page—this is probably not for you.
Almost everyone choosing to continue reading this post after such a stern warning, still won't be in the market for this collection. It is so massive and out of reach for the average consumer that we almost didn't tell people about it at all. Think of it like the super-secret Centurion Card. Only a handful of people will ever own this package—and that's okay—it is not for everyone.
We realize we are taking a big risk even telling people about this package at all. It is sure to be misunderstood and criticized for stereotypical American extravagance, excess, greed, pride, or [insert preferred accusation of evil here].
The reason we are taking the risk to even discuss it, is because we tried to hide it from the beginning and when people heard about it later, they complained that we never let them know to begin with. As you will see in the following description, the Portfolio Edition is the best way to get the largest library of quality content at the lowest possible price. You'll read more later, but to give you a preview, it contains over $31,000.00 worth of print titles (more than 1,550 resources) all for pennies on the dollar. Don't let the price-tag fool you—it is actually the most economical way to build the largest library we have ever offered.
Base packages always offer the best chance to get the most content at the lowest price, and bigger base packages are better deals. Since the biggest base package is always the best deal, some customers just want the biggest and best. It affords them the chance to save the most on their books and resources.
Until recently, our largest base package had always been Scholar’s Library: Gold. It’s a great deal, packed with hundreds of Bibles, commentaries, reference material, and lots of other resources. But with the release of Logos Bible Software 4, the time was right to introduce a bigger base package—much bigger.
Portfolio is by far the largest library we’ve ever offered. It represents a major milestone in the publication of biblical and theological reference books, with more than 1,550 resources. Here are some highlights:
450+ Volumes of Bible Commentaries. The Pillar New Testament Commentary, the New International Greek Testament Commentary, the New American Commentary, the Baker New Testament Commentary, the UBS Handbook Series, the JPS Tanakh Commentaries, Keil & Delitzsch, Charles Simeon's Horae Homileticae, the Holman New Testament Commentary, and several more sets are included in Portfolio.
Greek and Hebrew Helps. 100+ volumes of grammars, lexicons, and more for Greek and Hebrew study. You’ll also find dozens of original language texts, including the major Greek and Hebrew texts.
Preaching and Ministry. Portfolio comes with over 100 resources on preaching, teaching, and ministry, including 10,000+ sermon illustrations, quotations, and other helps. It also includes an 80-volume ministry resource library, with resources on everything from youth ministry to small groups.
Theological Study. Nearly 300 resources from the church’s most influential theologians, such as Wolfhart Pannenberg, Lewis Sperry Chafer, A. W. Pink, Carl F. H. Henry, Charles Hodge, John Piper, R. A. Torrey, and dozens more. You’ll also find volumes on topics such as baptism, creation, election, ecclesiology, sin, and more.
To put this in perspective, if you were building a print library this big, you would need to buy a book every week for the next 29 years, and you would spend more than $31,000 for the print editions (not adjusted for inflation). To store all your books, you would need over 160 feet of new shelf space—that’s a dozen new bookcases. With print, however, you wouldn’t have any of the high speed search functionality, Passage Guides and Exegetical Guides, media resources, Word Studies, customization, or any of the other new features in Logos Bible Software 4.
The price of Portfolio is similar to what you would pay for only a few of the print commentary sets, except with Portfolio, you’ll get the commentaries you want, plus over a thousand additional books, all for the same price. Better yet, spread out the cost over the next year with a payment plan. You can apply your monthly book budget to each payment to begin using your entire library right away.
We want to make sure it is crystal clear once more—this is probably not for you. If you are happy with your existing library and never plan on buying a book again, just move along, there's nothing to see here. However, if you are like a lot of book lovers, and you realize that you are already spending your book budget, your travel budget, your kids education fund, your entertainment budget, and your milk money on more and more books—and have already spent thousands of dollars on books in the past few years—you would be crazy not to get this.
Take this "kitchen sink" now to end your book purchasing habit once and for all, then start saving your money, give your money away, be more hospitable, care for the poor, bless your church, family and friends, take your wife/husband/kids on a trip, buy Logos for someone that can't afford it at all... "Love God, and do as you please."
If you already have a Logos base package, we have some limited time introductory offers available for upgrades to the Portfolio Edition. Visit our custom upgrade discount calculator to see what discounts you qualify for.
Not ready for the Portfolio Edition, but looking for something smaller? New customers should visit http://www.logos.com/4 to learn more and see what discounts are currently available on all of our base packages.
Already a Logos Bible Software user? Visit our custom upgrade discount calculator to see what discounts you qualify for on an upgrade to the brand new Logos 4 base packages.
Prior to Logos 4 launching, I had the opportunity to sit in a number of meetings where Bob would show us many of the new features and functionality being built into the program. I remember in those meetings hearing people in the room say "wow" over and over again as Bob described all that Logos 4 would do.
One "wow, that's cool!" moment for me was when I first saw the power of the collections tool. Specifically, I was blown away by the ability to enter some simple rules and that Logos 4 would automatically include any new resources I add to my library that meet the criteria. In fact, I think one of the first things I did when I finally got a pre-release version of Logos 4 was to set up a collection that included my favorite authors. Now, not only is it quick and easy for me to search through all my resources written by my favorite authors, but whenever I add a new title (like the upcoming Calvin 500 collection) these resources are automatically added to my collection. I don't have to do anything!
To see the power of dynamic, rule-based collections in action, watch this video:
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To have a grasp on the biblical languages once required years of study. For those who wanted to dabble in understanding some Greek and Hebrew works they might add a Vine's Expository Dictionary or many of the other print helps available to give one a rudimentary understanding of key Greek and Hebrew words.
Maybe you have studied Greek and Hebrew in seminary but your skills are just not what they used to be. With the Exegetical Guide in Logos 4, your passage of Scripture is analyzed for you, word by word, in its original language, and definitions are displayed from dictionaries. You can also get insight from leading grammarians, see where biblical manuscripts differ, and observe the structure of the text.
The Bible Word Study gathers extensive information on any word in the Bible, whether Greek, Hebrew, or Aramaic, and shows you how the word is translated and how it functions. It also shows you where else it is used in ancient literature.
Reverse interlinears are built right into many of Logos 4's English Bibles which allows you to see the Greek or Hebrew behind your text. Simply highlight a portion of text in one interlinear, and Logos 4 will highlight the corresponding text in other open Bibles. You can see immediately how the Greek and Hebrew was translated in other translations.
Logos Bible Software 4 is not just powerful for language studies. Search your resources with its lightning fast search engine which can scan your whole library in a second. Print brand new, high-resolution infographics that are PowerPoint ready to illustrate some of your major points in sermons, essays or Bible studies. This can all be done in an interface that is completely intuitive and adaptable to your study needs.
If you haven't upgraded to Logos 4 yet, what are you waiting for? Now is the time to streamline your study and work smarter, not harder.
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The 3.0 version of Logos Bible Software has been out in the marketplace for several years, and it works pretty well. Still, it was built on an underlying technology that was better suited to 1999 than 2009, and has been starting to show its age. That, and I've always thought it could use a little more design.
So, four years ago, we embarked on a ground-up rewrite of the software and a ground-up redesign of the user interface. Yes, we re-used some of the code that shows a book on screen, some of the searching internals, and so on. But the user interface, the part that users see and interact with, is completely new.
My role in the Logos 4 rewrite was "designer", which means I spent a lot of time making pages like this:
Some typical pages from the Logos 4 specification.
There are upwards of 1,000 (?) such pages.
I like to think of it this way:
If a software project is like a construction site, then I'm like the architect. I drew the plans. I didn't build anything, and the core ideas weren't mine. Still, I made a thousand tiny decisions every day, pondering such imponderables as: Link or button or link button? What happens when you click it? Where best to put it?
Bob (the President of Logos) was like the owner/client. It's really his baby. He has ideas, lots of them. Sometimes he scribbles them on my whiteboard. My job as designer is to translate his ideas, along with customer feedback, marketing input, and a thousand other streams of information and opinion into workable designs.
The lead developers are like engineers. If an architect says, "We're going to build a 10,000 square foot room with no support columns" the engineer is there to tell him that it can't be done. Or that it can, but not with the budget we've been allocated. When it comes right down to it, the designs are just suggestions of what could be; once you get out to the job site and start sinking knee deep in the mud, your pretty blueprints may not count for much.
The other devs are like the tradesmen and craftsmen who actually do the work. Like carpenters, plumbers, electricians, and painters, they are all highly skilled at making wonderful things. The Logos team is the best. I'm sure Google and Microsoft have great teams, but the Logos dev team is a highly motivated, highly intelligent, highly worthy group of men and women.
In the process, I tried to adhere to three design principles that I shamelessly stole from the Shakers:
(1) Is it necessary? This is all about prioritizing the design goals, and not getting carried away with the client's/user's/marketeer's exuberance. You try not to build the bad ideas, but given that you've only got so much time and effort, sometimes you can't even build all the great ones, either. So the first question boils down to: Can we ship without this? We were relentlessly minimal about the design of Logos 4; it's fully featured, but nothing on screen is wasted. At every turn, we asked ourselves: What's the simplest thing that could possibly work? One of the mottos we used was: "What you need, when you need it."
(2) Does it suit its purpose? This is really the hard one, because you have to know what goals a given feature is trying to accomplish, and then you have to figure out how to measure whether or not they were, in fact, accomplished. You can fail at either end: Identifying the right goals won't help much if you build something that doesn't accomplish them. Testing a product to death won't help much if you've identified the wrong goals. "Yes, it does the wrong thing entirely, but it does it really well!"
(3) Can it be beautiful? I don't do final art, and I don't make pixel-perfect specifications, but I do try to make sure my mockup screens and specification documents look as good as possible. Why? Because I find it's not that much harder for me to do, and it gives everyone, from client to developer to art designer a better vision of what we're trying to accomplish.
If those three goals can be achieved, then you've hit that sweet spot we designers like to call "elegance." With Logos 4, I think we did. (I may be biased, of course.)
The design work doesn't stop there: Parallel to Logos 4, we designed an iPhone app for Logos library resources, and we're working on several other projects that I can't tell you about. Yet.
Already a Logos Bible Software user? Visit our custom upgrade discount calculator to see what discounts you qualify for on an upgrade to a brand new Logos 4 base package.
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The new Logos Bible Software iPhone app has totally revolutionized "Bible study on the go." There have already been more than 10,000 downloads within the first few days of release—all from a simple Twitter announcement that it was available. Seconds later, a flood of "re-tweets" and social networking word-of-mouth lit up the Internet, and that's just the beginning. So what is this incredible app that has taken off like a rocket? A whole new way to access Bible study on the go.
At its most basic level, this free download from the App Store will give you immediate access to more than 30 Bibles* from http://bible.logos.com.
When you register your account with Logos.com you will be able to access any free books from publishers that want to showcase new titles, or random books that we offer from time to time on free preview. You never know what might show up in your Logos Bible Software iPhone library some day. Imagine picking up your iPhone and seeing the hottest new title available in your library for free preview! One book per month, week, day? Who knows!
...but wait, there's more!
Add any Logos 4 base package and watch your resources grow as much of your library is synced with your iPhone or iPod Touch; the resources are available and your favorites, bookmarks and settings are transferred from one platform to another. Walk away from your desktop or laptop and your location is saved in the books you are using so that you can pick up where you left off on your iPhone.
The Logos iPhone app is so much more than a simple Bible reader. Mobile Bible study is transformed with multiple versions of the Bible that can be read, searched, cross referenced and compared. You can set-up reading plans that are synced from your desktop or laptop so your Bible reading is always on schedule. In addition, finding a passage is as easy as typing in the reference, using the book navigator, or dragging the scrollbar to the right location.
This application was created with the desire to bring the functionality of Logos Bible Software 4 to your iPhone. In particular, the ability to dig deeper into Scripture with the Passage Guide. Enter a verse and click “Go” to receive a report linking directly to commentaries referencing your verse. The Passage Guide also provides cross references, media resources, topics, and interesting words—all linked to resources in your library.
Do an in-depth Bible Word Study from anywhere by a simple "tap and hold" on any word, in a Bible with a reverse interlinear, and a pop-up will display the English word along with all the original language information. From this pop-up, click Bible Word Study to see the definition, pronunciation, translations, and example uses of the various translations.
Right about now you should be getting the idea that you need this app, you need it now, and you need to register it right away. There is simply no other Bible app that is this intuitive, intelligent and easy to use.
If for no other reason than to fully integrate your Bible study with your iPhone, you need to get a Logos 4 base package today. If you are a new user, check out the detailed information we have just posted about the most advanced Bible software in the world at our Logos 4 mini-site and if you are an existing Logos customer check out the limited time upgrade discounts available for you today.
Already a Logos Bible Software user? Visit our custom upgrade discount calculator to see what discounts you qualify for on an upgrade to a brand new Logos 4 base package.
Want to be a Logos Bible Software user? New customers should visit http://www.logos.com/4 to learn more and see what discounts are currently available.
* The list of e-books that can be read through Logos Bible Software is changing constantly as we secure rights and convert resources. Not all Bibles are linked word-for-word to the Greek and Hebrew yet.
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