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Study Assistant

Your Bible Questions Deserve Better Answers

Ask Bible, theology, or practical Christian living questions and get cited answers from our AI Bible tool that are drawn from books you trust, not the internet.

Questions Aren’t the Problem

Having questions—about the Bible, your faith, everyday life—is normal. Finding answers you can actually trust? That’s a lot harder. Until now. Meet Study Assistant.

Why Study Assistant Is Different

From “What did the early church believe about baptism?” to “How can I help my teen struggling with anxiety?” Those aren’t the kinds of questions you’d want other AI tools or a browser search to answer. So don’t settle for them.

Your Books Do the Answering

When your small group gets stumped, you can be the one to say, “Let me look that up.” Then you actually can and show your sources too. Study Assistant draws from your books in Logos and cites everything, so you can explore and share with confidence.

When your small group gets stumped, you can be the one to say, “Let me look that up.” Then you actually can and show your sources too. Study Assistant draws from your books in Logos and cites everything, so you can explore and share with confidence.

For Moments That Matter Most

That 400-page book on your shelf won’t help when you’re at coffee with a struggling friend. Get a cited answer from Scripture and your books, then send it straight to them. They can explore if they've never opened Logos.

Keep Asking Until You Get There

One question leads to another and twenty minutes later you’re three questions deep into a commentary you didn’t know you had. And don’t worry, Study Assistant remembers the whole thing so you can pick it back up later.

One question leads to another and twenty minutes later you’re three questions deep into a commentary you didn’t know you had. And don’t worry, Study Assistant remembers the whole thing so you can pick it back up later.

Ask, Search, Find & Share

Real Questions. Real Books.

You know what you want to ask. You just don't know which of your books answers it. And in Logos, you can have hundreds, even thousands of books at your disposal. Type the question the way you’d ask a friend and get an answer you can build on. No page flipping. No AI’s best guess. Just answers from books you trust.

screen showing Logos Bible app with Study Assistant and library open and the question "What is imputed righteousness in theology?"
Your Library, Your Rules

Every book you add in Logos is another voice that can answer you. But you don’t need everyone talking at the same time. So ask what Augustine said about grace and filter his works. Studying Romans? Search only your Romans commentaries. Narrow your search to a collection, an author, or a single book and the whole conversation stays in that lane.

The question "What does Augustine say about grace?" with Study Assistant results
Pick Up Where You Left Off

Questions don’t always come to mind, let alone resolve, in one sitting. So your conversation history follows you across all your devices in Logos. Start a question at your desk and come back to it on your phone whenever you have a free minute to dive back in.

"What does the Bible say about anxiety?" open in Study Assistant on desktop, mobile, and web browser
Send the Answer, Citations & All

Sending a screenshot is great, sending a way to actually dig in is better. Copy a link to your conversation instead and send it to anyone, even if they’ve never used Logos. They'll see the full answer, with citations, and can ask their own follow-up questions from there.

"Copy link" option selected for sharing the answer to the question "Who were the original readers of John's Gospel?"

What People Are Saying

Logos community member

"I stopped scrolling TikTok and now I scroll Factbook and Study Assistant."

A dad who works at Logos

"My 12-year-old wanted to understand 'the gift Moses commanded' in Matthew 8:4, so I pointed him to Study Assistant. He asked the question and got a good answer. He's now performed more Bible study than he's ever done before."

Logos user

"Study Assistant has to be the single greatest addition to Logos in the 13 or so years I've used it. What a blessing that it uses my resources but makes it so easy to find good answers."

Not the AI You're Worried About

Study Assistant is AI specifically made for Christians who care about Bible study. It doesn't scrape the internet or make things up to make you happy. It searches your Logos library—and the broader Logos catalog of trusted scholarship—and shows you exactly where every answer comes from. You can check the source material in a click or tap.

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