2025 Learner Silver Library
- Library: 210+ digital books including the Reading the Bible Today (25 vols.), Exploring the Bible Series Collection (6 vols.), Baker Encyclopedia of Christian Apologetics, Thirty Sparkling Gems (Reflections), and more.
- Designed for: Everyday Christians.
- Recommended by: John Piper, Kay Arthur, R. Albert Mohler Jr., and other trusted Christian leaders. See all endorsements.
Overview
Go deeper into your faith with our Learner Silver Library. This package includes everything from the Starter and Bronze levels, plus more advanced resources that provide deeper insights into biblical teachings and spiritual growth, helping you apply God's word more fully in your everyday life. This package includes fantastic resources like Reading the Bible Today (25 vols.), Exploring the Bible Series Collection (6 vols.), Baker Encyclopedia of Christian Apologetics, and more.
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Library Resources
Digital books, media, courses, and other resources included in 2025 Learner Silver Library.
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Reviews
17 ratings
David Langdon
11/13/2025
Yohanna Wright
8/23/2025
Faithlife User
8/16/2025
Fabian Jovanovic
8/9/2025
Edward Ball
5/30/2025
Edward Ball
5/30/2025
Dan Cromer
5/28/2025
Daniel Kotricke
5/22/2025
Joey Kilgore
5/19/2025
Lot's of great resources. I think the commentaries are the strong point of this library, so if that is you goal, I find this silver level to cover a lot of solid material at a much more affordable price compared to the Gold or higher. Out of everything, I have found the following resources the most useful: All the bible translations (particularly the full notes NET) ESV Expository commentary The Complete Book of Everyday Christianity: An A to Z Guide to Following Christ in Every Aspect of Life And then having an additional resource of each type is particularly so that I can have the nice features of dictionary lookup and things like that. This way you can see how often you use these features, and then go buy a resource that might be more expensive for that feature (for instance, I've found I do want to look up the Greek, and so eventually I'll probably add BDAG to my library) Overall: Excellent starting point for someone new to the software. Plenty of solid resources, and with the dynamic library pricing, it means I can always upgrade with further libraries and not repurchase anything.
