In a world where reading lengthy texts feels like running a marathon, churches are now using photos and videos to keep communication lively and memorable. By sharing sermon snippets and joyful church events on social media, they create a visual feast that engages the community and helps everyone remember that God loves good graphics too!
What is the difference between the inductive sermon format and the deductive sermon format, and why does it matter?
Logos Bible Software version 53 introduces integrated AI tools within text pop-ups. The new Explain and … Controversial Updates to Logos Bible Study Version 53Read more
Logos Mobile Version 53 introduces a significant user interface update with new navigation tabs on smartphones and tablets. Key tabs include Today, Ask, Read, Study, and More, enhancing accessibility to tools and features. Updates to Reading Plans and study tools streamline user experiences, while Version 54 will offer a Simple Mode for beginners.
What are the best apps for writing sermons? We have a bunch of options in 7 categories for sermon writing tools.
Logos updated their Bible software across platforms with exciting new Study Assistant features and Reading Plans changes to make your study and reading more powerful. We’ll show you how to use them and what’s new. Also learn how to get great discounts.
You want people to hear the message so we’ll offer the best ways to compel people to listen to your sermon. This is part one of the a two part article on creating awesome introductions to your sermon.
You want people to hear the message so we’ll offer the best ways to compel people to listen to your sermon. This is part one of the a two part article on creating awesome introductions to your sermon.
Logos updated their software to version 50 and improved three features to make the program even better. What are the three improvements they made in this version. We’ll demonstrate and explain how to use them.
The second-to-last step, after study and sermon planning, brings the plane in for a landing for … Avoiding the Endless Sermon: Conclude with ImpactRead more
