Picture this: you’ve prayerfully completed sermon preparation, and it’s time to share the Word. Your sermon slides are ready, and you’re in the sanctuary.
Your tablet shows you all your sermon notes and slides—and you control which slides show onscreen when. (No more asking the AV team for “Next slide, please” or losing track of which slide comes next.) [Read more…]
It’s official: February 1 is your last day to nab launch discounts on the new Logos 9. Log in to see your savings!
Don’t know what all the excitement is about? Check out this video:
Here’s a look at the discounts ending at 11:59 p.m. (PT) on February 1, with a quick tip before we dive in. [Read more…]
As I was reading through 1 Corinthians, I came to 2:7, which states in the ESV:
But we impart a secret and hidden wisdom of God, which God decreed before the ages for our glory. [Read more…]
By Peter Leithart
How do we become good readers of the Bible? . . .
We become good readers of the Bible in the same way that we become faithful followers: we become good readers of the Bible by having our ears open to God’s Word. I want to use that phrase, the “open ear,” in a couple of different ways. [Read more…]
If you’re like me, you probably set out each new year with lofty Bible study goals. And then, well—life happens. A few random distractions can quickly turn much-intended goals into a nice idea shelved for next year.
But it doesn’t have to be this way. In fact, you could have an incredible, faith-bolstering year studying God’s Word using just a few of the powerful tools in Logos 9. [Read more…]
By Kent R. Hughes
Today we celebrate Epiphany, one of the oldest Christian feast days,1 which remembers the magi’s journey as they followed the star of Bethlehem in search of the foretold King of kings. It’s also known as the “Twelfth Day” because it occurs 12 days after Christmas. [Read more…]
Our Logos libraries contain a lot of “normal” books (monographs) that we want to read chapter by chapter. In previous versions of Logos, creating reading plans that divided up the sessions into chapters was somewhat challenging. In Logos 9, however, chapter by chapter reading plans are a breeze. [Read more…]
New year’s resolutions are notoriously hard to keep, but two are absolutely worth the effort:
Are those on your resolutions list? (Or, if you don’t make new year’s resolutions, two of your hopes for 2021?) [Read more…]
Every month, you can grab a free book from Logos, plus other savings. Throughout 2020, free books have included volumes from Eerdmans Critical Commentary, Revised Expositor’s Bible Commentary, and more. [Read more…]
If you’re using the Sermon Builder to create your sermons/lessons (which I hope you are), then you’ll really appreciate this new Logos 9.1 feature: a Home Page Dashboard Sermon Card to quickly access your upcoming sermon(s). [Read more…]