July 3, 2026
Dr. John Fallahee’s Logos webinar teaches how to think biblically and theologically through practical tools like notebooks, passage lists, and custom guides. These methods help you study Scripture deeply—starting with verses like Romans 4:1–12—to ground your prayer life in God’s Word, not just feelings.
Related: How to Think & Reason Biblically & Theologically with Logos
July 1, 2026
Dr. John Fallahee’s “The Ultimate Logos Shortcut List, Part 2/5” offers practical Logos shortcuts that help you study Scripture more efficiently, so you can spend more time praying. Shortcuts include audio reading, side‑by‑side book comparison, instant workspace cleanup, translation and history tools, and quick outline generation. These tools streamline sermon prep, deepen biblical understanding, and support a prayer life rooted in careful study of God’s Word.
June 30, 2026
Dr. John Fallahee's Logos training webinar on Hebrew and Greek grammar offers a practical pathway for deepening biblical understanding. Rather than focusing on abstract theory, the session walks through concrete methods to analyze original language texts using Logos' built-in tools and AI integration. The goal is to move from surface reading to grasping how grammatical details shape theological meaning, especially in passages like Ephesians 2:8-10 and Psalm 23:1.
Related: Hebrew & Greek: Advanced Grammar & Interpretations Leveraging Logos and AI
June 25, 2026
Dr. John Fallahee's webinar "First Steps in Logos" teaches new and intermediate users how to effectively use Logos' dictionaries, encyclopedias, commentaries, and theological works for biblical study. He emphasizes peer-reviewed resources over AI summaries, introduces a decision tree mapping study needs to appropriate tools, and demonstrates practical navigation tips like using 'type colon' searches and custom tags. The session highlights the Factbook for deeper exploration and shows how to organize commentaries by tags to avoid information overload. With practical examples from passages like Revelation 20:11–15, the training helps users build disciplined study habits through the CLEAR method and curated collections.
Related: First Steps in Logos: Mastering Dictionaries/Encyclopedias, Commentaries & Theological Works
June 24, 2026
Dr. John Fallahee's Logos webinar shows how to build a personal prayer and devotion study system by creating dated prayer lists, setting reminders, integrating reading plans, using memorization tools, and organizing specialized searches. Practical tips include sharing prayer lists with Faithlife groups and saving a custom devotional layout for quick access.
Related: Building Your Personal Prayer and Devotion Study System with Logos
June 24, 2026
Dr. John Fallahee shows how Logos’ AI tools can help you brainstorm, verify, and organize Scripture study while keeping the Holy Spirit central. The webinar walks through the Study Assistant, Factbook, and Smart Search, offering practical prompt tips, verification steps, and ways to export findings for sermon preparation.
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June 24, 2026
Dr. John Fallahee’s Logos training webinar offers practical shortcuts that help you focus on Scripture for a deeper prayer life. Learn how to set program scaling, create reading plans, use the AI‑powered Study Assistant, organize collections, and access maps — all with simple, repeatable steps.
June 23, 2026
Dr. John Fallahee’s Logos training on cross-referencing and historical background shows how tools like The New Treasure of Scripture Knowledge and the IVP Background Commentary help believers interpret Romans 8:28–30 with humility. Practical tips include using Power Lookup, Explorer, and Passage Guide to organize cross-references, avoid anachronism, and maintain focus during prayerful study. These methods support a prayer life that reflects God’s glory by grounding interpretations in original context.
Related: Inductive Bible Study Basics for Logos: Cross-Referencing & Historical Background
June 23, 2026
Explore practical steps for studying God's attributes using Logos, from organizing notes and passages to refining searches and leveraging AI tools. Learn how highlighting, labels, and notebooks create a searchable, systematic study method that deepens prayer and worship.
June 22, 2026
Dr. John Fallahee’s "First Steps in Logos: Search Strategies 101" webinar introduces practical search tools in Logos Bible Software that help users explore Scripture more deeply. By mastering right-click searches for manuscript, lemma, and morphology forms, as well as sense and event-based tags, believers can uncover richer theological connections—like how "love" in John 3:16 is demonstrated through Christ’s sacrifice. These tools, combined with AI integration, support intentional prayer lives rooted in accurate biblical understanding.
June 22, 2026
Dr. John Fallahee’s Logos training webinar, Original Languages with Logos for Non-Scholars: Morphology & Grammar, offers practical guidance for anyone who wants to dig deeper into Scripture. The session isn’t about mastering ancient languages—it’s about using Logos to uncover the grammatical relationships that shape biblical meaning.
Related: Original Languages with Logos for Non-Scholars: Morphology & Grammar
April 12, 2026
Explore how Dr. John Fallahee’s Logos Mobile webinar offers practical tools—audio playback, word study, notes, Insight, and the reference scanner—to deepen your prayer life with Scripture.
Related: Logos Mobile: 20 Key Uses of Logos Mobile & Web App Essentials, Part 1/2
April 12, 2026
Learn how to weave prayer into your Bible study with Logos tools—prayer lists, reminders, tags, and the new Prayer Book—based on Dr. John Fallahee’s recent training.
Related: Inductive Bible Study Basics for Logos: Prayer, Observations, & Word Studies
April 11, 2026
Discover how Dr. John Fallahee’s Logos webinar can help you use notes, highlights, labels, and collections to deepen your prayer life. Learn practical tips for creating a prayer‑focused workflow in Logos.
Related: First Steps in Logos Essentials: Layouts, Collections, Guides & Notes