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Tips for finding and prioritizing your resources.
Use the Logos Dashboard for a quick and easy start in Logos.
Learn about key features that can take your layouts to the next level.
Learn to use layouts for your study needs.
Learn the basics to effectively search the biblical text.
Use Logos to grasp the big picture of your topic and start building a bibliography.
Use Logos to narrow your topic, find additional secondary sources, and take strategic notes.
Use Logos to quickly create citations for your footnotes and bibliography.
Lean to use the Notes tool to take notes as you research.
Use Logos to discover the historical setting of a book.
Use Logos to study the geographical setting of the Bible.
Use Logos to step back into the cultures surrounding the biblical text.
Use Logos to read the book with fewer distractions.
Use Logos to identify the major and minor sections of the book.
Use Logos to compare multiple versions and various languages.
Use Logos to identify the structure of a passage.
Use Logos to discover the denotations and connotations of a word.
Use Logos to examine difficulties and variant readings.
Use Logos to run powerful searches for specific forms and collocations.
Use Logos to build complex searches in a helpful visual interface.
Use Logos to search for terms within specific parts of a clause.
Use Logos to run technical searches in syntax trees and diagrams.
Use Logos to create useful searches inside and outside of lexicons.
Use Logos to survey how others have interpreted the biblical text.
Use Logos to articulate and support doctrinal positions with biblical, historical, and theological evidence.
Use Logos to locate theological concepts as used in individual books, sections, and the whole bible.
Use Logos to explore how key passages were interpreted.
Use Logos to research topics in Church History.
Use Logos to find fast information about important people and events.
Use Logos to carry out tasks that can help foster growth.
Use Logos to memorize a verse, passage, or more.
Use Logos to keep up with your reading goals.
Use Logos to explore how God’s Word addresses the challenges and struggles in this life. Share this video.
Use Logos to efficiently plan and catalog sermons.
Use Logos to streamline the sermon creation process.
Use Logos to bring insightful media into the sermon.
Use Logos to find helpful sermon illustrations and catalogue your own.
Learn strategies for integrating Logos into your courses.
Consider key differences between the Logos apps.
Create custom workflows that fit the needs of your courses.
Create visual filters to teach key elements of the original languages.
Use Logos to share teaching notes attached to various texts like bibles and textbooks.
Learn to add your own documents for use within Logos.
Learn to customize Logos for more effective classroom use.
Use Logos to find media to enhance learning.
Discover creative ways Logos is being used in the classroom.
Discover creative ways Logos is being used in the classroom.
Discover creative ways Logos is being used in the classroom.
Discover creative ways Logos is being used in the classroom.
Explore real assignments designed to help students leverage the power of Logos.