In step four of our creative digital sermon prep, we see how to move from our study of the text to naming the Big Idea or main idea of the sermon.
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Top 6 Reasons to Use the Logos Bible Dashboard
The Logos Bible Study Dashboard is a useful tool that users often overlook. It provides essential features like Smart Search, shortcuts for personal and group studies, sermon preparation, and access to help resources. Users are encouraged to customize their dashboard settings and regularly explore its capabilities for enhanced Bible study experiences.
Answering Interpretive Questions in Logos Bible Study – Step 3B in Sermon Prep
You can use Logos to ask interpretive questions and for answer interpretive questions in Logos Bible Study Platform. We’ll show you how to master this part of the step in creative digital sermon prep.
Asking Interpretive Questions in Logos: Step 3 in Creative Digital Sermon Prep
How do you begin the investigation phase of sermon prep? We call this step Asking Interpretive Questions. It follows selecting your passage and then making observations.
Making Textual Observations: Step 2 in Creative Digital Sermon Prep
In step two of our Creative Digital Sermon Prep we focus on making observation of our Biblical text using things like notes in Logos Bible Software, a word processor, a tablet with inking capabilities or some other tool.
Choosing Your Sermon Text: Step 1 – Creative Digital Sermon Prep
What text should yo preach? Our first step in creative digital sermon prep selects a passage to preach. How do you do that digitally?
10 Steps of Creative Sermon Prep in the Digital World (Logos Edition)
What are the 10 steps of creative sermon prep in a digital world. How does digital sermon prep affect the sermon writing process and how can we use creativity to make our sermons more impactful.
Unlocking the Logos Draw On Screen Feature on iPad and iPhone
If you’re wondering how to use the Apple Pencil on the Logos Mobile app for iPad, the Draw On Screen feature lets you doodle and annotate. It’s exclusive to iOS and requires a subscription. It works on iPhone but without Apple Pencil support. You can save your work or discard it easily. Just set up your view and tap the right buttons to get started!
How to Read the Bible Daily with the Logos iOS Bible App
In 2025, many will commit to daily Bible reading using the Logos Bible app for iOS. Users can set up the app to read by selecting a translation, creating a personalized reading plan, and activating reminders. The app allows for flexibility in scheduling and adjustments if reading days are missed, promoting consistent engagement with scripture.
How to Use Logos on Two Monitors on a Mac or iPad
Would you like to use Logos more efficiently? We’ll show you how to use Logos on two monitors on a Mac.