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Logos is the world's leading tool for digital Bible study, and a product of Faithlife.
Follow- For me as I begin my journey back to God, I have been that prodigal son, but I know Jesus is waiting with open arms
- Amen! My mind can’t fathom, the love The Father has for us. We wander away, sin and all kinds of evil, but yet He is standing there arms wide open ready to forgive, and make new. Only our Lord!
- Amen. Welcome home William! Like the father in the parable of the prodigal son, our Heavenly Father rejoices when His children return. Jesus is indeed waiting with open arms. May His grace restore you, His love strengthen you, and His Spirit guide every step of your journey. God bless you.
- I celebrate and pray with you during this time of repentance and renewal. Remember, God no longer holds your sin(s) against you. Just like David, who is well-known for his sin with Bathsheba (2 Samuel 11-12), few people recall the story from 1 Chronicles chapter 11, where God rewrites David’s narrative after his repentance—His sins are not recorded there. I find this incredibly encouraging and humbling. God promises to forget the sins of His people, as expressed in Psalm 103:12: "As far as the east is from the west, so far has He removed our transgressions from us." This assurance is reinforced in Jeremiah 31:34, where God declares, "I will remember their sins no more." Remember, Satan is the accuser of the brethren, not God. As everyone else has said, His grace is truly amazing!
Hi everyone, I don't *think* this is a feature request... Our church family is in the middle of a three year reading plan, and we have just signed on to Logos for Church. Is there a way to put our reading plan into Logos so that I can share with our Faithlife group members? Specifics: we are reading one OT passage and one NT passage per weekday, plus 1 Psalm each Saturday.- Hi Tim, I attached a PDF file containing the steps to create a custom reading plan without adding one by one, maybe this could lead you to some inspiration or workarounds. Hope it helps ^^
- Good work around! (Only thing I noted looking at it is Ps is included in OT reading and as separate plan, but.....just takes a bit more tweaking....
- Hey Tim Doling, Just to let u know, since today Logos updated to 5.2, there's a Reading Plan Manager just released & it's much more better than before. For your case, I think the simplest way is to create 3 Reading plans, 1 OT, 1 NT, 1 Psalm, then share with your group. This is for better maintenance. If you want to generate random passages that you'd like to pick, you can use the Passage list feature. 1. Copy a set of passages that include the Book Name, chapter, verse ranges 2. Open Passage List > Add > Clipboard 3. It will generate all that's copied, then you save it. 4. Add custom reading plan > Add from Passage list Hope this helps! God bless!
- I would like to make a feature request for the Study Assistant, but don't know where to post. Sorry if this is the wrong thread. I would like to see the Study Assistant have the ability to highlight all or part of the response and send it to a new or existing clipping. This would be very helpful for my sunday school lesson prep. Thanks! :-)
- Les Corbett, suggestions for our Logos app live here: https://community.logos.com/ideas/english-suggestions/ You can search to see if others have contributed, and/or just create a new suggestion yourself.
- Thank you, Jason!
I may be missing this discussion somewhere, but does the Study Assistant not include owned books when it searches All Books? I typically have to run the same question under both settings to get a comprehensive answer, of which the answers only partially overlap in information. It's like the Study Assistant doesn't compile information from my books if when searching All Books and vice versa.- Phil Gons (Logos) here is one example, though it seems consistent for me. Same question for both "All books" and "Your books" settings. In this example, "All books" gives only one source at all, which I do not own, and "Your books" gives only two sources, which I do own. That screen shot had to be split to cover the entire window, sorry. This pattern is regardless of web app, desktop app, or iOS, though providing only one source in the results, regardless of "All" or "Your," is unique to this example.
- Thanks for reporting this. I'll pass it along to the team.
- Thank you, sir :)
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I have been having a heck of a time with my NT331 Romans course. Many of the videos just won't play. It's probably 50/50, some are totally fine, but then when I move ahead, the next one doesn't work. Help?- Contact Logos tech support.
- Is this on Windows? If so, do you have "Enable Hardware Acceleration" set to "Yes" in Program Settings?
- Feature Request: Personalized Book Recommendations from AI Searches Hello everyone, I recently shared a feature request on the Logos forum and wanted to get feedback from this group. When using the Logos AI Assistant, I often receive insights from books and resources I don’t personally own. I think it would be extremely helpful if Logos could: 1.) Track which books and resources are most frequently referenced in my AI searches. 2.) Offer personalized recommendations for those books so I can strategically expand my library based on what the AI draws from most often. This would add a valuable layer of transparency to AI-generated results and help users identify key resources they might otherwise miss. I’d love to hear your thoughts: -Would this feature be useful in building out your Logos library? -Any ideas on how the developers could make it work effectively? You can view the original forum post here: https://community.logos.com/discussion/253287/request-personalized-book-suggestions-based-on-my-ai-searches#latest Thanks for your feedback and ideas!
Request: Personalized Book Suggestions Based on My AI Searches - Logos CommunityA request for the Logos AI search function to show which books and resources it most often references - and to recommend those titles to help users build their libraries more strategically. When I use the Logos AI Assistant, I often receive insights from books and resources that I don’t personally own. I wonder if Logos…community.logos.com
can't get this search to run: {Speaker <Person Jesus>} WITHIN {Section <LiteraryTypeQuotation, Old Testament>} I get this message: Missing value for operator <Perso... I am in the OT391 The Shema... It started with {Section <LiteraryTypeQuotation, Old Testament>} this did not work either... can you help?- Search syntax changed in Logos 10 - try speaker:Jesus IN literaryTyping:"Quotation, Old Testament" instead
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