With the Timeline Collection, you’ll get an array of reference and history books that link out of your Timeline, allowing you to jump from a particular point in your Timeline to a book in your library which discusses that event. Links will abound across your Timeline, keeping you connected with the larger context of church and world history, while providing you the texts you need to dig deeper into your studies. Originally introduced in Logos 5, the Timeline feature presents a vast visual chronicle of world history—from creation to the 21st century. Timeline links inside your books will send you to that point in history in the Timeline, allowing you to zoom in on everything that took place during that period.

With the Timeline Collection, you’ll get an array of reference and history resources that link out of your Timeline, allowing you to jump from a particular point in your Timeline to a book in your library which discusses that event. Links will help keep you connected with the larger context of church and world history, while providing you the texts you need to dig deeper into your studies.

The Day One Christian Biography Collection brings together the best in Christian biography, and offers an excellent introduction to the work of God through the lens of history. The authors—whose backgrounds blend the best of their pastoral, scholarly, and biographical expertise—reveal the motivation behind the ministries of some of the central figures in the recent history of Christianity. These books reveal the intricate ways in which God revealed himself to these dominant figures in the Church’s history, and—through their lives—point toward timeless ways in which God is moving in the present.

The Day One Travel Guide Series is an introduction to the people and places that have impacted our Christian heritage. Volumes on Israel, Egypt, Jordan, and Rome guide travelers to the actual locations of significant biblical events while explaining the history of the regions. The remaining guides describe the personal stories of influential writers, evangelists, and preachers from John Bunyan to Billy Graham. Stroll the same Belfast streets that C. S. Lewis enjoyed as a child, or tour the Gloucester countryside of William Tyndale. Each of the 25 volumes brings history to life with colorful maps, engaging stories, and beautiful photos that will inspire armchair travelers and adventurers alike.

A delinquent in Prussia, working for the Jews in London and stirring up the Christians in the West Country of England, George Muller went on with God to establish five children’s homes in Bristol, caring for hundreds of children in the nineteenth century. “My God shall supply all your needs” was the text by which he lived his life. No appeals were ever made to human resources. Muller’s appeals were made to God alone and, for over sixty years, he relied solely on God for all his needs. His story is retold in this new biography to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of this great man.

Wounded by a Japanese bullet as she led nearly a hundred refugee children to safety over the mountains of China, Gladys Aylward’s story is larger than life. This tiny, uncompromising woman, born in 1902 in the East End of London, and who by the age of thirty-two had travelled no further than Bristol, believed she was called by God to the far-off land of China. Undeterred by criticism and contrary advice, she set off alone and trusted in God to supply all her needs. When she died in 1970, she had become a Chinese citizen, and had been the means of help and hope to thousands of children and women.

The Logos 6 Legacy Libraries reintroduce the classic libraries of Logos 6. This library is offered without features and datasets, making it the perfect standalone collection of resources to help grow your library, including academic reference works and original language resources.

Music has always been important in Christian worship. From the time of unaccompanied singing on the Mount of Olives after the Last Supper, to modern day worship bands, people have always expressed their love of God in song. The hymns of Frances Ridley Havergal have been a vital part of this long and loved tradition. Thanks to her music, we can rededicate our lives with “Take my Life and Let it Be,” march triumphantly with “Who Is on the Lord’s Side?” or rest in God’s peace with “Like a River Glo...