Bob PritchettRacism is “America’s original sin,” and we reap the wages of that sin still. The killings of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor are shocking and appalling. Their proximity has highlighted the suffering of African Americans that some of...
The number-one obstacle to improving Faithlife software is a shortage of awesome software developers. And they may be hiding in your church, school, or neighborhood. We need your help to find them—and we’ll pay you for it! Refer a software developer...
After nearly two years of preparation, Logos 7 has arrived! Our latest release represents the most complete Logos experience yet—with new tools to take you from that initial spark of insight to sharing biblical truth with others. We’ve made it...
When I started Faithlife Corporation (formerly Logos Bible Software) at 19 years old, I was aligning my mission and values with my future goals. Prior to Faithlife, I worked for Microsoft. After about two years there, I knew it was time to make...
You have permission to do something incredible. Has no one told you that before? Then let me say it another way. You have permission to try anything, and I believe you can accomplish whatever you’d like. This is the advice I’ve given to...
Join us at Faithlife’s Bellingham, WA headquarters for a behind-the-scenes day of product showcases, tours, and Q&A. Meet the people who build your favorite Bible study tools, and learn about exciting new developments in the works. When: Monday...
We study the Bible for insight. We look to God’s Word to know his mind, to understand his truth, and to be reminded of his love. We seek insight for living our daily lives, and we aspire to share that insight with others. Logos 6 is all about...
Logos Bible Software (the company) is now Faithlife Corporation. We haven’t been bought; we don’t have a new owner. Logos Bible Software is still our flagship product, and we’re not changing its name. You’ll still find it at Logos.com. But...
The best thing about making a big mistake at Logos is that it lets us showcase our values. This weekend someone made a technical mistake that set web prices for dozens of products to zero. The mistake was identified quickly, and our team worked late...
They may be hiding—in your church, school, or neighborhood. In communities around the world, brilliant software developers are quietly going about their business, writing great code, building cool websites, and sighing as they fix their friends'...
Bible study is about connection. The Bible connects us to the very words of God, and to study it is to make connections: between facts and feelings, texts and commentators, hearts and minds, ourselves and God and one another. Logos Bible Software...
We made a mistake. We stopped making Logos 3 / Libronix editions of new resources on January 1, but we neglected to give any advance warning about this change, and it surprised some of our users. I am sorry; it was my fault. I authorized the change...
Logos Bible Software has hired some great software developers in the past year, but we still need more! Earlier this year we offered a $1,000 Logos credit to anyone who referred us a programmer we hired. We’re happy to extend that offer, and hope...
The number one obstacle to improving Logos Bible Software is a shortage of awesome software developers. We have desks, chairs, computers, and money to meet payroll. We have a list of projects longer than your arm. We have free coffee and a new...
Almost 20 years ago we started Logos Bible Software with the idea of building a tool to help people study the Bible. Over the years Logos has grown from two programmers in a basement with one idea to 200 people offering 10,000 resources for Bible...
Have you noticed everyone’s getting a Mac? We sure have; Logos 4 for Mac has been in Alpha all year long, yet thousands of users have already made the switch. Undeterred by theft or theft, our Mac team has been putting out new Alpha releases every...
It seems like it was just yesterday that thieves broke into our Mac satellite office and made off with all the computers. But it wasn’t yesterday, it was a month ago, on June 11th. Apparently they liked the way we loaded up those iMacs...
Getting Logos 4 for the Mac finished is one of our top priorities. Recent Alpha releases are in good shape, and offer many of the core features. We’re working at top speed to get everything else done, too. The number one questions, of course...
A potential customer emailed me his concerns about investing in an electronic library: “I have had the desire to invest in an electronic library, but I am terrified of investing all of this money into one and then losing my money’s worth...
Do you use Logos Bible Software to prepare sermons or lessons? Do you create handouts or PowerPoint slides for your class or congregation? If so, we’d love to see them. We want to make future versions of Logos Bible Software even more useful, and it...
Want to get technical? Want a really early preview of upcoming versions of Logos Bible Software? The software developers here at Logos have started a new code blog at code.logos.com. You’ll find code snippets, technical discussions, and even...
Can you help us find interns? Logos Bible Software offers 12 week internships in software development all year round. Most join us for the summer, though, and we’re looking for this year’s team right now. We are looking for people who...
Now is the time! Registration is live for BibleTech 2008, January 25-26, 2008, in Seattle! We’ve got a variety of speakers addressing all kinds of topics at the intersection of the Bible and technology. We’ll be looking at digital Bible maps, online...
Logos Bible Software for the Mac is getting closer all the time! Yesterday we were able to record our first video showing the software in action. Click on the image below to view the high-res version of that video. The video may take a few minutes...
Do you know a student studying computer science or information science? A smart, hard worker who could use a paid internship this summer helping to build the next generation of Logos Bible Software? Logos hires interns every summer (and even other...
Today I filled out a survey for a company we buy software from. One question wanted me to rate their phone technical support on a scale of 1 to 9. But I have never phoned them. There was no “Don’t Know” option, and the survey software wouldn’t let...
I wish that we could show Logos Bible Software to every Bible student in the world. Because when people who are serious about getting into the Word see how Logos Bible Software enhances their study, they can’t wait to use it. We try to show Logos in...
It is always interesting to read about how other people are applying information technology to Bible study. SemanticBible.org is the home of a variety of interesting projects, and earlier this year it occurred to me that whoever was behind it must...
Tools like the Passage Guide, Exegetical Guide, and Bible Word Study Guide search a huge digital library and return neatly organized reports that kick-start your Bible study. From nothing more than a verse, or the name of a Bible story, or a single...
I recently returned from the annual meetings of the Evangelical Theological Society and the Society of Biblical Literature. Once again I had a great time meeting and talking with so many of our users as well as many students, pastors, scholars (and...