Here at Faithlife, we’re committed to helping churches around the world grow in the light of the Bible. We’re not only serving pastors with their weekly sermon prep routine—we’re also focused on making busywork disappear for ministry leaders and church staff. Today, we’re taking a step toward accomplishing our mission by adding Servant Keeper to the Faithlife family. [Read more…]
Every Logos release is exciting—hello, new features and new libraries!
With Logos 9, we’ve worked for months to add resources users have been asking for and to further round out libraries with the books and guides you need for everyday ministry. [Read more…]
As you’ve probably heard by now, Logos 9 is here! This latest release is full of new features and enhancements, including the already popular Shortcut folders. In this blog, I’ll introduce you to this space-saving feature. [Read more…]
Today marks a momentous day in Church history—its 503rd anniversary, to be exact. Though eclipsed by other holidays, Reformation Day deserves an observance. How much do you know about it?
Take this Reformation Day quiz and find out!
Whether you ace the quiz or miss a few questions, here are three recommendations to learn more . . .
For less than the cost of a big bag of candy, you can sit down with The Beauty & Glory of the Reformation to explore reformers’ lives and find out more about their commitment to the gospel. You’ll read why there was a Reformation, discover lesser-known reformers, and see how practical lessons from the Reformation apply today.
Doing Theology with the Reformers immerses readers in the world of Reformation theology. It provides a historical companion to the Reformation Commentary on Scripture, examines the range of theological debates in the Reformation, and explores the historic context of the Reformation era.
In Reformation Theology: A Systematic Summary, Matthew Barrett has brought together a team of expert theologians and historians writing on key doctrines taught and defended by the Reformers centuries ago. The volume exhorts Christians to learn from our spiritual forebears and hold fast to sound doctrine rooted in the Bible and passed on from generation to generation.
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There you have it! If you’re hungry for even more Reformation-related resources after you take the quiz, check out Reading Scripture with the Reformers, Worshiping with the Reformers, and the 194-volume, five-star Reformed Commentary Bundle.
Do you want to know how we talk about you, Logos Bible Software users, inside the hallowed (but currently empty because of COVID) halls of Faithlife? We call you “pastors and other Bible nerds.” You are the people we love and the people we know how to serve. Which is a little selfish because you’re the kind of people a lot of us are. We make tools we ourselves need and want.
So I am personally excited about the brand-new Logos 9; I can’t help myself. Let me just tell you some of the things I’m glad this ever-improving software can now do for me. Oh yeah—and also for you. Pastors and other Bible nerds, rejoice. [Read more…]
The newest version of Logos Bible Software has arrived! New and improved features help you do the work of ministry—without the busywork.
Pastor, professor, and self-proclaimed “Bible nerd” John K. says, “Logos 9 has built upon prior versions by making the tool more user friendly and faster. It’s everything you love about Logos Bible Software only better in nearly every way.” [Read more…]
Put on your festal robes—the newest version of Logos Bible Software has arrived!
Logos 9 is here with all-new features and resources to take the busywork out of your ministry. Watch the trailer to see what’s new! [Read more…]
When it comes to preparing a sermon, you need a solid outline. Not only does a sermon outline help you pick your main points, having an organized outline helps keep your listeners’ attention and helps them see what’s most important.
But how do you outline a sermon—and how does the number of points change your sermon? [Read more…]
By Walter Kaiser Jr.
Prayer has always been the way God has chosen to show himself strong on behalf of those who called upon him. If prayer is that powerful and has that kind of value, then the practice and habit of prayer ought to set a whole new direction for each of us.
The brief expositions that follow illustrate how three Old Testament prayers instruct us in this principle. As you continue reading, I suggest you have your Bible open to the appropriate passages, so you can refer to the text of each prayer. [Read more…]
