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Logos is the most popular brand in the world for Christians looking to go deeper in their Bible study. Since its launch in 1992, millions of pastors, scholars, students, and lifelong learners have used the Logos platform to write sermons and papers, prepare small group lessons, explore tough or complex topics, and study the Bible carefully, digging deep for the riches found inside. The current version, Logos 10, is available in seven different languages. With a sleek and modern design and lightning-fast speed, Logos 10 is designed for the global church and includes multiple new features that help users engage more deeply with the Bible, whether they have five minutes or five hours. Logos is the most widely used Bible study and sermon preparation platform available for the study of Scripture, commentaries, devotionals, Bible dictionaries, and more—all from a personal computer, tablet, or smartphone. Enjoyed by renowned leaders including John Piper, Christine Caine, Bishop Charles E. Blake, Dr. David Jeremiah, Justo González, Miles McPherson, and Lisa Bevere, to name a few, Logos enables users to obtain seminary-level knowledge and training anytime, anywhere, and on just about any device. Logos is part of the Faithlife family. Faithlife brands exist to empower believers everywhere to go deeper in their Bible study through a fusion of biblical content and powerful technology. Faithlife is parent to a handful of beloved brands, including Lexham Press, Proclaim Church Presentation Software, Didaktikos Journal, Biblia, Verbum, and, of course, Logos.
Overview
Location
United States, Washington, Bellingham
Employees
201-500
Founded date
1992
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| Jan 24, 2025 | Iliffe launches LOGOS Asia, sets $900m fundraising target | Led by the LOGOS co-founder and three other executives, the firm is looking to corral the equity across four funds in Vietnam and India. |
| Mar 24, 2014 | Hacking for Jesus: Top projects from ‘Code for the Kingdom,’ a faith-based hackathon for spiritual geeks | Judges talk to a team during the Code for the Kingdom hackathon make their rounds on Sunday, March 23, at Impact Hub in Pioneer Square (Will Mari / Geekwire). Niche hackathons are hot right now. Some solve legal issues and address challenge... |