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Theology often touches identity and ignites emotion.

Learn how to navigate difficult theology discussions in the classroom by fostering a "hermeneutic of hospitality."

See More: https://www.logos.com/grow/hall-leading-difficult-theological-discussions/

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When you find a great quote, do you copy-paste it immediately or save it to a notebook for later?

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💭 Did you know Logos subscribers unlock an exclusive free book every month?

👉 Here’s this month’s pick, Revelation (TNTC), by Leon Morris.

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Is your sermon preparation stuck in a comfort zone?

Join Philip Anthony Mitchell and Chauncey Almond to learn how moving away from a manuscript can open new doors for your ministry. Discover how to go deeper in the Word and preach with more power.

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This month only, get top Wipf & Stock titles on biblical interpretation, theology, commentaries, and more for just $6.99 each. Stock up before March 31!

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Think the Early Church was only shaped by Church Fathers?

This Women's History Month, take time to meet some of the women who made notable contributions to the church. Discover 4 women who influenced Christian doctrine and worship forever.

Read More: https://www.logos.com/grow/church-mothers/

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Scripture gives us glimpses of women like Mary & Miriam, Anna & Hannah, Priscilla & Deborah. Their legacies of devotion still inspire women today.

Experience faith & Scripture through their eyes with hundreds of resources by female scholars and teachers.

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March Matchups—a competition of biblical proportions—starts now!

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How many different Bible translations do you like to compare side-by-side on your screen?

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"Remember that you are dust." Why do Christians start the road to Easter with ashes?

Lent is more than just "giving something up." It’s an annual masterclass in the art of repentance.

Read More: https://www.logos.com/grow/lent-season/

Edit Personal Books Before Importing - Logos Community I frequently import Sermon and Podcast transcripts into Logos as a personal book. I would like to edit the .docx file before its imported to optimize its searchability. Is there any additional threads...

Looking to level up your Logos library? 📚

If you're importing sermons or podcast transcripts, don't miss this community thread on optimizing .docx files for better searchability before you hit import.

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Is our understanding of intimacy too small?

Dr. Juli Slattery joins us to discuss reclaiming God’s original design for sexuality with clarity and gospel-centered hope.

Watch the full interview here: https://www.logos.com/all/webinar-lp-slattery-intimacy

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Is your church running on programs or a culture of discipleship?

Discover how to cultivate a Word-centered environment where every member helps others follow Jesus.

See More: https://www.logos.com/grow/min-building-a-discipleship-culture/

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Struggling to find a thesis topic that isn’t “beating a dead horse”?

Mike Bird shares 8 tips for choosing a research project. Learn how to spot gaps in scholarship and test the consensus without putting a “frog in a blender.”

See More: https://www.logos.com/grow/hall-choosing-a-thesis-topic/

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Do you need a perfect GPA to validate your calling?

Discover why embracing your limits is the truest measure of success in seminary, and how it also prepares you for ministry.

See more: https://www.logos.com/grow/hall-rethinking-success-in-seminary/

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Why do we Christians spend some much time singing when they gather?🎶 Why is song so central to Christian practice?

Discover 5 roles music plays Christian worship, from magnifying God to defining our theology.

Read More: https://www.logos.com/grow/min-role-of-music-in-worship/

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Which Bible translation do you trust most for deep study versus daily reading?

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With so many excellent and prolific writers in the Logos catalog, where do you start? This month we’re featuring the work of Ben Witherington III. Fill your digital shelves with these trusted works on sale in our Author Spotlight, now through February 28. 📚

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Easter planning doesn't have to feel overwhelming.

This free checklist breaks down the entire process into six manageable weeks—worship, volunteers, guests, kids, and communications all covered.

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Do you read the Gospels as a collection of individual stories or as a unified narrative? 📖

Jeannine Brown explores how to read the Gospels holistically to uncover the unique themes each author intended. Check it out! 👇

https://www.logos.com/grow/how-to-read-the-gospel-as-wholes/

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Is healing provided in the atonement? Do we just have to believe enough to be healed?

Discover why Jesus’s healings are foretastes of the kingdom even as we live before its final consummation.

Read More: https://www.logos.com/grow/jesus-heals-theology/

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John Owen has been called “Puritanism’s theological Everest.” But you don’t have to climb alone.

Learn why his works are valuable, how to read them, and where exactly to start. 📚

See more: https://www.logos.com/grow/nook-john-owen-books/

Each month we highlight a specific topic relevant for ministers, scholars, and students of the Word. Dig into our sale this month full of books about Bible Reference & Archaeology, up to 30% off now through February 28.

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Maybe this is your year to finally learn biblical Greek.

But where do you start?

Find answers to the most common questions, answered by a professor of NT Greek.

Read more: https://www.logos.com/grow/hall-learn-greek-7-questions/