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Access to a library of resources and scholarly works is a critical requirement that colleges and seminaries want to provide for their students. But sometimes getting to a library is a challenge, if not impossible. Thankfully, Faithlife has created a robust, theological library available to students anytime, from anywhere. Now students can do their scholarly research from whatever location works best for them—all at a cost that’s an absolute no-brainer.

Enjoy the Thousands of Resources Included with Each Remote Research Library License

Remote Research Library

Remote Research Library Feature Set

The Remote Research Library Feature Set provides foundational tools and datasets for a strong theological education. With tools for doing Bible word studies as well as studying the meaning and structure of the Bible’s original languages, discover new questions to ask about the meaning of Scripture. The one-of-a-kind datasets about people, places, and events in the Bible help users of this collection engage with the text of the Old and New Testaments in new and insightful ways.

Lexham Remote Research Library Collection

The Lexham Press Remote Research Collection contains 335 resources built from the ground up to take advantage of Logos Bible Software’s power. This collection provides a robust online library to help students conduct their research while away from their seminary libraries, including commentary series like the Evangelical Exegetical Commentary Series and the Osborne New Testament Commentary Series.

Lexham Remote Research Library
Galaxie’s Theological Journals

Galaxie’s Theological Journals

These journals encompass over 170 years of academic study and represent the finest evangelical scholarship, analyzing current scholarly debates and making it possible to participate in the cutting edge of biblical and theological research.

Classic Scholarship Collection

We’ve pulled together hundreds of works from the most trusted Christian authors and teachers of all time: Augustine, Irenaeus, Aquinas, Luther, Calvin, John Wesley, John Owen, Charles Spurgeon, and more.

Classic Scholarship Collection

International Critical Commentary Series (62 vols.)

The ICC has long held a special place among works on the Bible. It brings together all the relevant aids to exegesis: linguistic and textual, archaeological, historical, literary, and theological, with a comprehensiveness and quality of scholarship unmatched by any other series.

International Critical Commentary Series

Step 1

Get Verified as an Academic Account

Fill out our academic verification form to check out with the library licenses for your school. After you’ve filled out the form, please refresh this page and proceed to getting your licenses.

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Step 2

Find or Create Your School Group for Free

Check to see if your school already has a Faithlife group. If not, create one for your school now.*

Find your group Create a new group

If you create a new group for your school, be sure to set your privacy level to “private” during your group setup so that your students can find your group and request to join.

If you already have a group, make sure the privacy levels are set to "private" by navigating to Settings > Group Settings in the sidebar of your group page and looking under the Privacy and Safety heading for your group.

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Training Videos for Group Admins

*Are you a student looking for a convenient, remote research library? Check with your school to see if they are participating in this program, or send this page to your school administrator so they can enroll your school and get you started.

Step 3

Purchase Licenses for Your Students

Enter the number of licenses you need below and follow the steps to purchase licenses for your church group. Make sure you check out with enough licenses for all the students that need access to the library. Note: This is an auto-renew subscription priced per year.

Remote Research Library

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Step 4

Invite Your Students

Invite your students to your school’s online group to give them library access.

How to Invite

Invite via Faithlife group.
From faithlife.com, navigate to your school’s group. Click Invite in the top right, then Add contacts to upload the email addresses of your students and faculty. Personalize your message so your students and faculty know what to do next. We recommend telling your students to click the link in the email to create a Faithlife account (if they haven’t already) and join the group.

Send them an email with a link to your group.
To do this, copy and paste the link for your school’s group from your browser window and link to this in your school’s email communication with students.

Be sure to send your students to our student instructions page if they want more information on how to access their libraries with Logos.

Help & Support

Invite Members to Your Faithlife Group

Step 5

Continue Learning

Now that you have a Faithlife group for your students, you can take advantage of the many other communication tools through the Faithlife platform.

For example, you can post announcements, create discussion topics or subgroups, schedule calendar events, send out newsletters, and more. It’s also a great way to stay in touch with students and encourage their participation by sharing prayer requests, study materials, and new academic insights. Faithlife keeps your entire community connected, no matter where your members are located.

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Training Videos for Academic and Theologian Studies

Looking for more information on our academic solutions? Connect with our team.