2024: Unlock the Bible with Logos

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So if you've been watching this channel for a little while, you've heard me talk about Logos Bible Software.

Logos is an absolute game -changer for the Christian who maybe wants to study the scriptures on a

deeper level, for the Christian who is doing a specific study with a fellowship group, you know?

It's absolutely a game -changer for the preaching pastor or just the shepherding pastor who wants to lead the flock well.

We are at the top of the year.

This is January 2024, so we're heading into New Year's resolutions, getting into the Word on a

deeper level.

I know when I was a pastor, I wish I would have used Logos.

I actually regret that I did not.

One of my colleagues kept asking me, too, Nate, when are you going to use Logos?

I had no idea.

If I had, I can guarantee my preaching prep would have been cut in half.

That's how much of an absolute game -changer Logos is.

I use Logos now in my own personal studies.

Whenever I read the scripture on YouTube with you all in videos, I'm using Logos Bible Software.

Tonight, let's get into Logos.

How can it help you as a Christian?

How can it help you as a student of God's Word?

And let's talk about a very special offer to all of you who are watching this video right now.

To help me do all of this, I've invited my friends Jorge Gil and Scott Lindsay of Logos

Bible Software to talk all about its features and how it can help you.

Jorge, Scott, thank you so much.

For joining me.

Good to be here.

Definitely a pleasure, brother.

Very.

Excited, guys.

I feel like we are at the entrance to Disneyland here.

So how should we start?

Where should we go here?

I'm excited.

Well, just what we're.

Gonna do, and what we want to do is let the audience know what to expect.

So what we're gonna do is we're gonna talk a little bit about Logos.

So we are going to give you a little bit of an overview of what we're gonna be doing with Logos, and then we're

gonna let the master guy right here, which is Scott, give us an amazing

presentation of what Logos is capable of doing.

Now, mind you, we're gonna try to keep you and Scott for an hour.

That's it.

We're gonna respect your time.

We're gonna respect Scott's time, but we're also gonna let you know that what we are able to show you

in 45 minutes or less is just the tip of the iceberg of what Logos can do.

So again, I am an evangelist for Logos.

I am a Logos user.

I've been a Logos user for a number of years, and it truly changed my life.

It truly changed the way that I look at the Scriptures, and also I'm a seminary student, so it also changed

the way that I study for seminary.

So with that being said, Scott, I'm gonna let you take it from here, and then we go to the presentation.

Well, greetings from the great state of Washington.

I literally live on the Canadian border.

If you drive one more exit up the road from my house, you better have a passport to

enter Canada.

So I travel quite a bit, and Vancouver is actually my airport because I don't like driving down

to Seattle.

Actually leaving tomorrow speaking at a conference in Rocky Mount, North Carolina.

So family is gonna go with me, and we're gonna have some fun, some extra days, but so

awesome to be here.

I've gotten to know Nate, known Jorge for a long, long time.

But yes, Logos.

Some of you have heard of us.

Some of you haven't.

So who is Logos?

Well, we've been doing this for 31 years.

31 years, 400 employees.

I like to put that out there, Nate, just in case anybody watching thinks, you know, there's five of us in boxer shorts in a garage

somewhere.

You know, we're a real company.

I've been doing this for a long time.

I think we've actually kind of pioneered this space.

And you know, I've been doing this now for 26 years.

And yeah, it was a tough sell 20 years ago.

Hey, you know, use your computer to study the Bible.

Ah, nah, forget that.

So really, really amazing capabilities that Logos has to help you study more efficiently, more

effectively.

But before we get going, I wanted to share some statistics that I think kind of

set the whole night, set the tone for what we want to talk about, and that's digging deep into the Scripture.

It was a massive study of about 400 ,000 people.

So I mean, big, big study.

They wanted to see what does Bible engagement look like in North America

primarily.

And for one, it doesn't look very, very good.

Biblical illiteracy is at an all time high.

But they found something in the study that became the title of the study became the highlight of the study.

And it's this when we're in the Bible, one time a week, it has negligible effect

on some very key areas of our lives.

And I'll spell that out here in a moment.

Two times a week.

Again, negligible effect.

Three times a week.

Again, doesn't do much.

But this was the profound discovery.

When we're in the Bible, at least four times a week.

And that was a discovery.

Something happens at the four mark.

And you wouldn't think that, right, Nate?

You'd think there'd be like this one time a week to, you know, no, it was one, two, three flat.

But at four times a week, it spikes off the charts.

And this is what happens.

Feeling lonely drops 30%.

Anger issues drop 32%.

Bitterness in relationships, especially marriage drops 40%.

Alcoholism drops 57%.

Sexual sin such as pornography addiction drops 60%.

And the biggest stat, the biggest decline was anyone that says, I feel

distant from the Lord, feeling spiritually stagnant, that drops 62%.

So Nate, when I travel, I speak at about 20 conferences a year, I have very candid

conversations, people just want to share everything with me quite frequently wherever I travel.

And I hear a lot of people tell me, Scott, I feel distant from the Lord, give him a big

hug.

And the thing I'm gonna ask Nate is what does your week look like in God's Word?

And I've never had anybody tell me I feel distant from God.

But man, I'm in the Bible all the time.

I'm in my Bible study and no, no, never heard that.

I know, I know why, right?

Now, two positive statistics that came from the study was that sharing your faith

jumps 200%.

And discipling others, those that you do life with, your family, that jumps 230%.

So bottom line, we know this, right?

We need to be in God's Word more.

But I love the fact that there's this massive study with a lot of smart people analyzing this

data.

Now, don't do this now, everybody watching.

You can Google later.

But it's just called the Power of Four, Bible Engagement Power of Four.

It's an amazing study.

You can download the study and all the stats and everything.

But that's what we do.

That's why we started 31 years ago.

We want people in the Scripture.

So I'm super excited, especially tonight, to show you Logos 10, because I don't know how long you've been with

Logos, Nate, but Logos 10 is the new Logos, and it is

incredible.

Yeah.

No, I love it.

You know, you and I met already, I think it was a couple months ago, and we were just talking

behind the scenes about what features Logos 10 actually have.

I believe half of what you told me, I didn't even know about, which is amazing because I use Logos on a regular

basis.

So I'm super excited.

This is absolutely why I wanted you here, Scott, just to talk about these kinds of things.

I know when somebody uses Logos for the very first time, sometimes it can be overwhelming.

Logos is such a powerful machine.

So I would love to have you explain and just help people out on how to use it.

All right.

Well, if Jorge wants to, I think he's got all the buttons back there.

Give me an audible.

I can see Logos on the screen.

All right, let's see.

And people, please let us know in the comments.

Again, where are you watching from?

If you can see Scott's screen, and let's go ahead on and stay on topic.

Actually, let me make one quick announcement because, you know, trolls are going to come to the channels, whether

it's Facebook or in YouTube, and we're used to them.

But make sure to be respectful of the topic that we're dealing with today.

And make sure that if you're going to leave any questions, make sure that you put the word question in all

caps, and then your question with proper grammar so we can read it and don't sound foolish when we're reading it out

loud.

And then we're going to try to answer as many questions as possible at the end of the show.

So make sure you do that.

And if you're going to be off topic or trolling during the live stream, then I'm going to put you in the little

kids table for like three minutes.

And then if you do that two or three times, then I'm just going to boot you out.

Okay, because I have the power.

Nate gave me the power here.

So just know that.

And with that being said, Scott, the screen is yours.

Okay, and everybody can see Logos 10.

Yes.

Okay.

So when Logos opens, and I do want to say Logos is also mobile.

So when you have a license to Logos, you get it, and you're allowed to load it on anything you own.

So Android, iPhone, iPad, Mac, PC, you know, no limit.

Okay, so you own this for life on all your devices, and everything stays synchronized.

That's a huge feature.

Because you know, you might start your prayer journal in the morning, and then you get in the car, and you pick up right where you left off.

We've got audio books, you can create reading plans.

So your whole Bible study journey stays synchronized.

That's a huge feature with Logos.

Especially for mobile users, man.

Yeah, that's amazing.

You can take it.

Everywhere.

Absolutely.

I mean, you know, I've been doing this, Nate, 26 years.

And I think when we talked about this, and maybe I was bragging a little bit there, Nate.

But probably the best thing that I've been doing the last couple years, let's just be honest, is I get to work with a lot of professional

athletes.

And last year, I actually went to a very secretive conference, because I don't want ESPN in the parking lot,

and all kinds of crazy.

But I taught a three -day event, and I'm kind of the Bible study guy.

And there was a class I had, Nate, with just about every starting quarterback in the NFL.

I think it's very ironic that many starting quarterbacks are Christians, very bold about their

faith, want to grow in their faith.

And the mobility of Logos was their biggest plus with Logos.

Because when the season starts, they live in a duffel bag, or what have you, and

being able to travel with an entire theological library on a tablet, iPad, or whatever, huge,

right?

But this is how Logos opens.

I'm not going to take a whole lot of time, but want to point out the homepage that says right there, The

dashboard is your personal life.

So you can see my prayer journal, really easy to create your own prayer journal.

Right now, I'm not praying, Nate, for all my children, the soap opera.

I have nine children.

I have nine kids, so it's much easier for me to just say, all my kids.

So there we go.

There's a reading plan.

I started a brand new reading plan at the beginning of the year for the Bible.

But just to show you how easy it is to add something on your dashboard, that little plus sign in the corner, I want to go ahead

and add a daily devotional.

Now, we were talking, Nate, you love Spurgeon.

There we go.

But I'm a big C .S. Lewis fan.

So I'm just going to real quickly add a year with C .S. Lewis.

So it's that easy to just add and make the dashboard what you want, who you are, and so on.

Now, the bottom part is what we call the Explore section.

And this changes every day with interesting articles from your library.

So we're just kind of divvying up theological articles, biblical insight, and so on, right here in the

Explore section.

And we also manage some of the most trafficked theological blogs.

And so today's blog was about what is absolution?

Is it the same as forgiveness?

For all you theology geeks, you're like, oh, that sounds interesting, right?

So I liken the homepage to kind of like getting a theological newspaper

every day that kind of hits your front door, right?

And for those of you new, maybe you've only been walking with the Lord for a short time, the Bible can be intimidating.

Theology can be intimidating, right?

So we're just trying to, you know, in an inviting way, every day this changes with new

interesting articles about the Bible, theology, and so on.

So that's the homepage.

But I was trying to get as quickly as I could to where the real tools live in Logos.

And that's over here in the toolbar.

And again, 45 minutes, it's kind of like test driving a Ferrari in the driveway, but I'm going to

highlight some of the best features in Logos.

Library would simply be the button you click to go find all your books, right?

So let me make that point.

Logos is a curated library, but with amazing

technology wrapped around it, okay?

So it is real books.

I know that's kind of hard to, you know, get in our brain, but it's books and ones and zeros.

It's real commentaries, real Bible translations, real Bible dictionaries, and so on.

But what you can do with that in Logos is amazing.

So that's what you would click to go find your favorite author or title.

But I want to show you, Nate, the most talked about feature in Logos 10.

So again, 31 years, we've only had 10 major releases.

This is the most tweeted about, or how do you say that?

That's not even Twitter anymore.

Anyway, like it created a social media frenzy when this new feature dropped.

So I'm going to click Search.

And when you open up Search, there's multiple ways to search in Logos.

You can do an all search, just look for everything, right?

You could be specific to the Bible by clicking Bible.

So this would be, you know, I want to find the word marriage in the Gospels, you know, that kind of thing.

I'm trying to find a Bible verse.

So that would be a Bible search.

But here it is.

It's called the Books Search.

Now, I'm going to reach up, Nate, to my bookshelf, and I'm going to pull a book

down, and it's paper.

You know, I'm old enough, Nate, to remember, you know, when I first started doing ministry and studying the Bible, it's

all we had, right?

So I spent a lot of money.

Like, the bookstore manager knew me by name.

Like, he knew when I got paid, right?

Hey, Scott, we got, you know, so I just send half my paycheck to the bookstore there.

Great investment, right?

Investing in your study of Scripture, wise investment.

But here's the problem with paper, we all know what it is, is where is it,

right?

So I've read this book.

Scott, I want to say something.

I had a class on ethics before this, and the textbook is only on paper,

and I am suffering because I cannot do what you're doing right now.

Yeah.

So again, paper book, why is Scott holding up a paper book?

Logos is not paper, you know, it's digital, but this is the feature.

So this is a great little book, actually.

It's called Everyday Apologetics.

It's kind of a primer on answering common objections to the Christian faith.

Gary Habermas endorsed it, Jay Warner Wallace, Sean McDowell.

It's a great little book on, you know, defending the faith in today's secular culture.

So I know this book's about culture because I read it.

So let's just say I want to search this book.

So I'm going to launch the Logos 10 new mobile app.

So if you have old Logos and you've upgraded, or you have Logos 10, and there's a feature, Nate, in the

menu options that says Print Library ISBN

Scanner.

Now, the ISBN, as we know, is that barcode that sits on the back of your book.

Right, right, right.

I'm going to point my phone at the barcode, and Nate, it just said, with the cover,

added to your Logos.

Now, what is Scott talking about added to your Logos?

So again, I'm in search, I'm in the books search, and I'm going to type

the word, culture, and hit Enter.

Now, there's two sections here.

Downloaded books is your Logos library.

So that's bronze, silver, gold.

We'll conclude tonight with these curated libraries that we've built for Bible study.

So that's what this is.

So that's my Logos library.

But notice, Nate, there's a new section now in Logos 10 called Print Library.

And when I open this up, what's interesting is I did a Christian counseling

livestream this afternoon with like 2 ,000 Christian counselors, and Nate, the book I used for this Christian

counseling was the biggest book I could find.

This is like 1 ,000 pages.

Oh, boy.

It's kind of the most well -known book on Christian counseling out there.

And I use this on purpose because can you imagine trying to find something in 1 ,000 pages, right?

So there's that because I scanned it this afternoon.

But notice, as I scroll down a little bit, what's right there, Nate?

Everyday Apologetics, and it's giving me the page number.

Now, listen.

Not only do I see a preview of the word that I searched for, there's the word, culture, right?

But the reason why this is such an amazing feature is the page number.

So now, I know to go ahead and flip to page 163, and Nate and

Jorge, there's the word, culture, all over this printed page.

Sweet. Love it.

Okay?

So listen, for those of you that have invested a lot of money over the years in paper, we just recouped that

investment, right?

Right.

Wise investment, but what's the problem?

Where is it?

Now, disclaimer.

You have to have Logos Gold or higher, so we'll conclude this evening with the different

libraries.

That's when the feature kind of shows up.

And it does have to be a theological book, Nate.

You know, I can't scan my barbecue books.

My wife can't scan her gardening.

She's a flower farmer.

You know, it has to be a theological book, and it has to be...

So here's a number I forgot to kind of start this evening with.

Logos now, Nate, has 200 ,000 theological books in our

format, okay?

Man.

Largest theological library available.

So it just has to be one of those, and Nate, I've done this probably to 200 books in my theological library.

I kind of scanned my favorites.

There were three books that we didn't have yet, right?

And now I'm using my books way more than I have the last 10 years or 20 years.

I mean, I was blowing dust off of some of them to scan the barcode.

Now all of a sudden, I'm using them again, right?

Scott, I can't overstate.

So at the beginning, I talked about how when I was a pastor, I just did not use Logos.

And like I said, I had a colleague and he's like, Nate, when are you going to use Logos, man?

You got to use it.

That was one of the reasons why, Scott.

I felt like, why?

I already have all of these printed books on my shelf.

Now I have to let go of those books and then go to this digital library and buy the same books?

That was one of those barriers in my mind.

This is absolutely amazing.

Yeah. Yeah.

There's been a couple of conferences, Nate, where the emcee had me do it again.

Hey, hey, hey, Scott.

I don't know if I believe what I just saw Scott do from the podium, right?

Yo, Scott, quick.

I just scanned this thing right here.

That is my textbook for school.

And he automatically added it to Logos.

So now it's a sigh of relief that I can search now.

You don't have to flip through every single page and give it the seminary skim.

Now you can just go directly to the page.

Love it.

All right.

So where we're going now is the best feature in all of Logos.

I could do a six -hour live stream, Ada.

I mean, Logos does so much amazing things for your Bible study, for your ministry, for

your teaching, preaching, so on.

And I do want to point out, yes, Logos is a great tool for, Nate said, when I was a pastor.

It's really for anybody, though.

I did a 10 -year tour with Josh McDowell that was just kind of just lay people wanting to know the Bible better and get into

apologetics.

It's for everybody.

Okay.

And what's great about knowing that is wherever you are on that ladder, you know, a

novice, I'm a scholar, I dream in Hebrew, right?

So wherever you are, Logos can take care of your need, really can.

But you'll never outgrow it.

So maybe you came to faith last week, Bible's brand new.

Logos is an incredible tool for the rest of your life, honestly.

But the best feature in Logos, hands down, right here called Factbook.

Okay.

I'm going to open up Factbook.

And the reason why I say that is because for those of you that have had Logos way back in the day,

again, we've been around 31 years, Logos used to be user hateful.

Okay.

Like if you didn't have a doctorate degree from Stanford in tech or whatever, like it just wasn't going to happen,

right?

Factbook has solved that problem.

So this is what you can do with Factbook.

When Factbook opens, you type whatever you want in that box.

Now, what can you type?

You can type a passage.

We'll do that in a moment.

You can type theological concept, Trinity, omniscience, baptism.

You can type a person, place, thing.

A person is David Esther Ruth or Billy Graham or Martin Lloyd Jones or person, right?

Type in today's date to find out what happened in church history.

So here's a soapbox moment, Nate.

And when I say this at a conference, I look out in the crowd and people don't want to look me in the eyeballs when I say this.

But I've been doing this 26 years.

One of the most disturbing trends in the church right now is the church is now going to

Google for their theology, not a good place to go.

Okay.

As a matter of fact, the story I gave with the NFL quarterbacks, one of the guys sitting on

the front row is Big Ben.

Ben's growing in his faith, loves Jesus, wants to know the Bible, came up after.

And I spent hours in Factbook and said, Scott, can you go back and thank everybody back at Logos?

Because that's what I've been doing.

I go to Google, type in a word that I want to know about.

Pastor said this or a passage.

I don't know if I can trust this.

Who is this person?

Do they love the Lord?

Do they love the scripture?

So this just takes all that gambling out.

Imagine if we went to Google right now and typed in marriage nonsense.

I mean, it would just not be biblical insight, right?

So again, you have this in your back pocket.

Factbook is on everything you own.

It's on your Android, iPhone, iPad, and so on.

So what do you type in Factbook?

Just about anything you would have.

I wish I could hand slap many people that are going to Google.

And I get it.

I want to know something and it's in your back pocket.

Replace it with Factbook.

So if I typed, Nate, something like the word a trinity, notice the nuance here, right?

Trinity, maybe you're a preacher teacher, so you want kind of more sermon input.

But if you just want to study the theological concept of the Trinity, but look at other things, the nuance, Trinity in the

New Testament, Trinity in the Old Testament, right?

The historical development of the doctrine.

If you're a history buff watching, we'll give you a whole lesson on all the councils and the battles that

happen on the doctrine of the Trinity, right?

All I typed was Trinity.

You know, I'm doing a little study right now, Nate, on the characteristics of God, God's omniscience, God's omnipresence,

God's omnipotence.

Now, praise the Lord, Scott can just type omni and not worry about how to spell omniscience

correctly.

So we'll give you, you just give it a couple letters, we'll get you there.

I want to jump into a passage tonight.

I'm going to jump into 1 Peter 1.

I want everybody to see what Factbook did when I type a passage.

It's analyzing it for two primary things.

One is the text itself.

That's the red ribbon, okay?

So in 1 Peter 1, there are four primary pericopes or themes.

So these are kind of the headers that, not part of the Greek or Hebrew text, but translators put them in there for us to know,

oh, these are the Beatitudes.

And, you know, so it's those little headers.

So in 1 Peter, there's four major themes, the greeting, Jesus's foundation, being holy in all

your conduct and a new birth to a living hope.

However, Factbook also says, Scott, there's some big theology in 1 Peter.

So we're giving you a choice.

Do you want to study the text or do you want to study a primary topic in the text?

So text or topic, the resurrection, God's foreknowledge, God's holiness, the Trinity and

scripture.

Now I want to jump into Bible study.

So I'm going to select here, be holy in all your conduct, which is 1 Peter 1, 13 through 25.

So this is another thing I want to point out about Factbook.

Context is king.

Notice it's giving me all the verses that I need to kind of really harness that theme.

So I never go in here, Nate, and type in John 3, 16.

I type in John 3 because I want to make sure I get all the verses where that kind of sits

in, right?

And that's important, right?

I mean, there's been denominations created because someone took one single verse out of a, you know, out of the

Bible and whole doctrine created, right?

So I usually just type Romans 8, Revelation 2, Psalm 23,

you know, you can be specific to the chapter, but it's important, as you know, to study kind of the

pericope or the major theme there.

So here we go.

Be holy in all your conduct.

We're done.

Okay.

So, and just make sure everybody saw the word Catholic.

That doesn't mean Roman.

It means, you know, the Catholic epistles are like first, second, Peter, first, second, third, John.

So we're just kind of showing you where you are in the scripture.

Okay.

I'm in the Bible, in the New Testament, Catholic epistles, epistles of Peter and so on and so forth.

And then right out the gate, commentary, because I'm in a passage.

Now, if I had typed the topic, Trinity, God's omniscience, whatever, it would have taken me to more

like a dictionary or a Bible encyclopedia or something like that.

So for passage commentary, now Lexham is our in -house publisher, award -winning.

We're actually taking the trophies home now at major, not competitions, but they always award,

you know, best pastoral resource, best commentary, best Bible dictionary.

Yeah.

We're taking those trophies home now.

So Lexham is an amazing publisher in -house at Logos, but all we're trying to do

right out the gate in Factbook is just give you a couple paragraphs.

Okay.

So this is the reason again, that we go to Google.

I just need a couple little paragraphs.

What does this mean?

What, you know, Scott said omniscience.

What is omniscience, right?

Type it, get a couple, you get your definition, but notice at the bottom of the preview, Nate, there's the

read more button.

So I'm going to click read more and guess what?

The whole commentary opens on the screen.

Okay.

Now let me show you a fan favorite.

I know Jorge said I'm in seminary.

What I'm about to show for anybody preaching, teaching, writing papers, writing a book, blogging,

you know, you're, you're creating content.

This is a jaw drop.

Where have you been on my life feature?

Here we go.

I'm going to highlight anything in Logos, commentary, dictionary.

I mean, anything, anything I found in Logos, just highlighted a paragraph there.

That box automatically appears.

Got your highlighter pens.

I love to highlight.

So you can do that.

I'm simply going to hit copy.

Okay.

So I hit copy, go to a word processor.

They got waiting for me.

I hit paste.

And this is the, I mean, I've shown this at events and there was some dancing in the aisle.

I think a lady fainted.

Once, but here we go.

Automatic citation.

Boom.

Actually, we were talking about that today in class.

It is amazing, man.

This saved me so much work and not only footnotes, right?

The citations, but also bibliography and end notes.

So it does all of that for you in any word processor,.

Mind you.

In any format.

So some of you scholars watching are like, okay, Scott, that's pretty awesome.

But is it APA, MLA, SPL?

It does that too.

We have all the citation stuff.

You just.

Tell Logos this is the way I want it.

Boom.

You got it.

So I'm upset.

Where was this when I was.

In school?

That's the deal, man.

Yeah.

You're just, yeah.

You came to the party late, man.

I'm reaping the benefits of this tech, man.

Now, let me show you a feature, Nate,.

I think for your global reach.

I really don't think there's a better feature in Logos 10 for the global church.

I mean, Logos, again, has so many amazing features, but again, for the global church, anybody doing global ministry,

bilingual, maybe speak two, three, four languages, right?

I have nine kids, five adopted, two from another country.

And one of them, we're keeping that language skill going because that'll be a huge asset to him as he gets older.

But I'm going to highlight, I'm going to scroll down just to show you can do this with anything.

I'm going to highlight a paragraph, Nate, and notice one of the options new to Logos 10

is right here called translate.

Okay.

So I'm going to click this and Nate, what it does is translates whatever you highlighted

into 111 different languages.

Now this was an instance of a missionary.

I was at a conference.

She saw the feature.

She came running to the Logos booth.

Do you have Thai?

I did it in one second.

She literally got teary eyed and said, Scott, this is game changer for me that I can travel now abroad in

Thailand with my Logos.

And I now can do ministry, translate anything I want from a commentary or whatever.

And again, we've got everything from Afrikaans all the way down to Zulu.

So Spanish is in here.

We've got Samoan.

We were talking about that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Samoan and done.

Wow.

I was actually going to say some, Scott, and it is that, you know, I do a lot of research and I

base a lot of my work on Dr. Heisser and none of those resources are in Spanish, but this right here

changed my life, especially for my Strange Bible podcast.

It is definitely a game changer, man.

Now scrolling now.

So again,.

Top artifact book, quick answer on a topic, on a passage.

But as we scroll down, we're going to start getting even more.

Another section, media.

We live in a visual culture.

It's almost not enough anymore.

Just, I mean, the text is most important.

Do your due diligence, study the text, preach the text.

But we live in a world of big screens, LEDs and projection.

And I love it when a pastor takes advantage of, you know, the big

screen.

I mean, if you're going to talk about tabernacles, show me the tabernacle.

If you're going to talk about Ephesians, you know, give me some slides, right?

So notice here in the media section, we're going to create that for you.

So we're going to create, you know, artwork for key verses and what you're studying.

But notice right here, I'm going to go ahead and click here and logos for every book of the Bible.

We're in first Peter.

We'll create your slide deck.

So there's the theme of the letter.

There's the context of the letter.

There's the map.

There's the timeline.

There's your outline, your main outline for this particular book of the Bible.

And then a blank slide, because Nate, you're the one teaching this Sunday or what have you, and you're going to need a blank slide to

create your own points.

But that's absolutely amazing.

But I'm going to take, can I take it to another level there?

Take it to the next level, baby.

I'm going to bring one of my favorite authors, C .S. Lewis.

I love this quote, Nate, where C .S. Lewis said, I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun

has risen, not only because I see it, but because by it, I see

everything else.

I love that C .S. Lewis quote, right?

So I've already highlighted in orange a long time ago when I read it, but I'm going to re

-highlight it.

And again, automatically that box appears.

We've already done the copy.

We've already done the translate.

I haven't showed you share.

So drum roll.

When I click share, the media tool is going to open up and you're going to notice something though,

Nate, about the slide that Logos in a nanosecond created.

Here we go.

Media open and look what it did.

It knew the book.

Oh, wow.

A little signature, right?

I mean, listen.

Isn't that nuts, man?

Listen, Logos recognized who said that in his or her book and went ahead and

created the Now some of you are saying, that's pretty cool, but I hate brown.

That's one color.

Yeah.

I just, I would never do anything in brown or tan or blue or whatever.

So notice Nate in the left corner, find media.

I want some options.

Uh -oh.

Logos says, well, would you like C .S. Lewis face actually on the slide?

Sure.

That's the one I want.

Logos recreates the slide.

You're done.

Okay.

Notice too, Nate, that your social media hooks are up here.

Now we're going to change the emblem here in a second.

That's not what it looks like now it's X, but if you want to up your social media game with

theology and Bible versus Logos will help you do that.

So this media tool in Logos is absolutely amazing.

We give you access like 32 ,000 images to create Bible verse

artwork.

I mean, it's incredible.

Hey, Scott.

And I think one of the things that we have to emphasize is that as we move in towards a

complete generation to speak visually, meaning that they are digital natives, that they

have to attach something that you say with something that they see.

This right here is an amazing tool for all of us who are either in ministry or

Sunday school or preaching or even sharing the word of God with a

younger group.

This is what makes all.

The difference, man.

And listen, this isn't my skill.

I love to study.

I love to teach.

I'm not good at creating slides.

And literally before this tool showed up, Nate, my slides were the lamest looking things you've ever seen in your life.

And sadly, what do we do with the first lame slide that somebody throws up?

What do we think about the entirety of what they're about to teach?

Lame.

That's wrong.

I don't agree with that.

That's one of the things I don't like about culture.

But that's the truth.

But that's the truth.

Yeah.

Truth matters.

We're going to make.

Sure your slides look amazing.

Yeah.

Visually, it has to look legit, man.

You know, and that's.

How people are going to judge you.

Right.

Unfortunately, it's not just for senior pastor up at the pulpit.

I mean, this is for home fellowship.

Yeah.

Anybody who wants to teach.

Anybody that has a young audience, this is a must.

Put it like that.

Top part of Factbook.

Quick answer.

The reason why you've been going to Google.

Stop it.

Got Factbook.

Now, the bottom part, though, is what we call the dig deeper.

If you got a little extra time in the evening, you know, like, hey, put the kids to bed.

You know, I want to spend a good 30 minutes in God's word.

Get to this section as fast as you can.

Hey, dig deeper.

There's three primary sections layouts.

Simply lay out on the screen the books you need to accomplish this task.

So I'm not going to do it.

But if I click Bible and commentary, guess what would happen?

Bible and a commentary.

They'll scroll with each other.

You know, sometimes that's all I want.

I just want the scripture open with some some good scholarly insight.

Bible journaling.

Maybe you need some help with your morning time, your prayer time.

So we'll help you help out with that.

So that's what layouts are.

But guides are the real bread and butter of logos.

Hold on.

Hold on a second,.

Scott.

So this is this is really cool.

And I don't want to jump over this too quickly.

But Bible and commentary, because you said they scroll together.

Can you just unpack that a.

Little bit?

Yeah.

Click it.

And now watch what happens when I scroll through my Bible commentary.

This just kind of stays right there.

Yeah.

This is how I do my studies every morning.

And it's absolutely helpful.

I'm going.

D .A. Carson is walking with me through Matthew right now.

By the way, you you can have multiple commentaries and you can have multiple tools

link together.

Either you link A, link B, link C.

And actually you can have two of them going in

different links.

And as you scroll and you look at different resources, they all move in tandem.

I mean, it is mind blowing.

You pretty much build your own layout and you you make it play whatever way you

want.

I mean, there is no right and wrong.

You just go at it, be creative and you can definitely create some massive layouts.

I have like five screens and in each screen I have two or three things linked together.

That's how I do my research.

It is mind blowing, man.

So before we jump to guides, guides are the bread and butter.

Honestly, through the fact book, if I could get the guides and just use guides, I'd be happy.

Guides are absolutely the best thing, best reports and logos.

But I do want to explain real quick workflows.

Not going to have time tonight, but I want to paint the seat on what a workflow it is.

So notice there's a basic Bible study workflow.

Jorge talked about Dr. Michael Heiser.

So we have his research methodology.

So if you're a Dr. Michael Heiser fan, you know, we lost Mike last year, but I want to study

like a Hebrew scholar.

I click this and Nate, what you're looking at on the screen is Mike's six steps on how

to study a passage of scripture the way he would.

Right.

And the beauty of this is, you know, if Mike says, you know what, you should look at ancient literature, you know, Philo,

Josephus, I would say, okay, Mike, thank you for that.

I don't know how to do that.

Look, look, what's right there, Nate, underneath the step.

We put the actual reference material.

So when there's a step, we put the tool there, the books there

automatically.

So that's the beauty of a workflow is you literally are studying like Dr. Michael

Heiser or K. Arthur and the inductive precept model, right?

Maybe you're a preacher.

I mean, one of my favorites is Dr. Brian Chappell's Christ -centered sermon prep, right?

I want to learn how to do that.

I just click this and there is Brian's step -by -step methodology on how to build a

Christ -centered message, right?

So that's what a workflow is.

But let's jump into the passage guide because the one thing I hope everybody,

you kind of didn't notice it because it happened so fast, but Logos just did about a hundred hours worth of

biblical research in about one second, all right?

Now, what is Scott saying a hundred hours?

I have a library in my Logos of about 8 ,000 titles, okay?

Logos just read every one of them, 8 ,000 books.

That would fill my house, okay?

Not this room, my house, and Logos is done.

So the best thing Logos really does for you is save you

massive amounts of time.

You alluded to it would cut my study time in half.

8 ,000 books in one second, that's just unbelievable.

So there's all your commentaries lined up.

All you have to do is click the link and the commentary opens on the screen, parallel passages.

We're going to kind of connect the dots, Old and New Testament.

So I am in 1 Peter, but I need to look at Leviticus, you know, and you float your cursor and you can read Leviticus

right next to 1 Peter 1 .16.

Notice too how easy it is to look up the Bible verses.

So there is no excuse anymore before God Almighty not to look up your references, right?

It's too easy in Logos.

There's your cross -references, right?

Scroll down, important words.

Maybe someone watching tonight is like, I really would love to do Greek and Hebrew word studies, right?

Well, for one, you have to have a good library because you got to have the Greek dictionaries, the Greek texts, the interlinears.

Logos has those, right?

But watch how easy it is for me to jump into the word holy, which is a significant word in 1

Peter.

One click, and if there's anybody that had to struggle through those Greek classes in seminary, you're now mad

because what Scott just did in one second should not take a second, right?

There's your links to your Greek dictionaries, right?

Here is where the word shows up in my preferred translation.

There's the Septuagint.

Hey, Logos makes you feel that you're smarter than you are, though, because it is really

like, you know, after I finish using Logos, I feel like Megamind.

You remember that animation with the guy with the big blue head?

That's how I feel after I finish using Logos, man.

Now, for those of you watching, like, oh, this is great.

I want to do Greek word studies.

And let's just be honest.

You're going to get Logos in a couple weeks in your men's group.

You're going to be dropping some Greek on those guys, right?

Hey, you know, I'm just studying the text here, and I saw this word.

Now, listen, it's good to know what the word means.

Got to have all your dictionary input and so on.

But listen, the first person that shows up at a study and says the word love, and then you say

agape, you just lost all credibility, right?

The pronunciation's agape, right?

It's like the one Greek word we know how to say.

So notice, Nate, next to every Greek word is a speaker icon.

So if I want to properly pronounce the word obedience, as a Greek would pronounce the word obedience, I click it.

Now, the speaker's in my ear here, but I just heard a scholar say hopakwe, right?

Ooh, that sounds amazing, right?

We'll pronounce the Hebrew, the Aramaic, the Greek, because again, we want to make sure that you are dropping

your Greek insight on your friends correctly pronounced.

Thematic outlines.

This is probably one of my favorite sections for personal Bible study or for anybody teaching.

So what we're doing is we're looking at the text you typed.

Again, we're in 1 Peter 1, 13 through 25.

These are the main ideas, the main themes that I could teach from this text in alphabetical order.

And look, we're, you know, alphabetical order, we're only seeing the centrality of the cross C.

I mean, imagine we hit click more.

So we're talking to hundreds of Bible studies that Logos just kind of brings to the table.

Now, when I was with these NFL players, I used the opportunity to open this up.

Attitudes to money, because we've all heard the story.

Young man gets that paycheck, shipwrecks their life.

So I thought, hey, I'm going to go for it.

What does the Bible say about money?

Right.

So I opened this up.

Synopsis is money can be a blessing or a snare, right?

Money is a gift of God.

Dangers of being ruled by it.

We've got loving it, trusting in it, boasting in it.

Examples of people being led astray by money.

What's better than money?

Redemptions.

Salvation is way better money, right?

Wisdom, a good reputation, a good wife.

Hopefully my wife is watching this live stream.

Amen.

Right.

Yes.

Good wife.

So this would be a great outline for me to teach on attitudes of money or

to have a personal Bible study of money.

So when I found the outline I want, notice in the right corner, Nate, I have to tell Logos, hey,

where do you want to put this?

Now, if you're on a Mac using Pages, now I am on a Mac.

I still use Microsoft Word.

I know for some of you watching that is compromised, Scott.

You're not all in.

I love Mac, but I just learned Word.

I don't want to learn Pages.

So we got all the bases covered.

I'm going to leave it at Microsoft Word.

Now, Nate, the right answer is the Bible.

So I'll give you the answer before I ask the question.

Cheating.

What's the most important thing in anything you teach?

The Bible.

The Bible.

Right.

So here's all these scripture references.

Now, let's be honest.

I'm in a men's group.

We meet Wednesday night.

Let's say I was going to do this little teaching, drop this into a word processor, hit print, show up.

How many of the guys, Nate, in my men's group are going to get their Bibles out and look up all the cross references?

Zero.

Right.

So watch what Logos does automatically.

I'm going to hit copy now.

I'm going to go to my word processor.

Let me go ahead and clear all this out.

Hey, what happened when I hit paste with that outline on attitudes to money with every scripture

reference?

It's there.

Insane, man.

And it's out of your preferred translation.

So when you load Logos, we ask you, hey, what's your favorite translation?

Is it New King James?

Is it New American Standard?

Is it CSB, ESV?

And we'll follow along your preference.

But for anybody teaching or feel a call to ministry, game changer to

have over 5 ,000 outlines on how to teach a.

Topic or a text built right into Logos.

Well, it's even more important than that.

So right now over on the Patreon side of things, Scott, I'm reading the Bible five days a week.

We're going through a Bible reading plan.

One of the things that you have to do as a good student, you know this, Jorge knows this, is you need to do this work of

identifying whatever the message was originally for the audience.

Then you need to carry that over into your own life.

And what that right there is, the thematic outlines, is basically Logos identifying

what that theme is so that now you can start to consider, meditate, pray on

how that applies to you.

And so again, even in just your regular Bible studies, you are going deeper in the Word.

You're applying it to your life.

This is absolutely amazing.

Now, just I'm looking at the clock.

We got 10 minutes.

I got to wrap things up, but I'm going to continue scrolling in the passage guide.

There's cultural concepts.

We're going to define those cultural issues.

You know, one of the difficulty things in studying the Bible is understanding the cultural nuance, right?

We live in 2024.

What did they think about this back when this letter was written and so on and so forth?

So we're going to spell all that out for you.

If I want to know more about God, His Father, a new birth, the second coming, you just simply click the link and there

it goes, Factbook.

So again, Factbook kind of becomes the centerpiece of Logos.

So you click around.

That's what opens up.

We've got music.

We'll find worship songs.

There's your theology books.

So your systematics and so on.

But look, Scott's still scrolling.

Scott's still scrolling.

Scott is still scrolling.

I'm still scrolling.

Still scrolling.

That's the power of Logos.

Okay.

All I did to summarize is I went into Factbook, typed in the passage topic, whatever,

and then I launched one of those guides.

Okay.

So time -saving, unbelievable how much time Logos is going to save you.

But I want to segue now to one of my favorite things in Logos is how we're going to help you

visualize your studies.

And this is always kind of the part of the night.

I was going to tell you, man, don't go.

I know you're busy and you got to leave tomorrow morning and all of that, but I was going to let you know, do not leave

without showing us the interactive.

This is where the chat room is going to blow up.

All right.

So in Logos, if you go to tools and scroll down all the way to the bottom,

there's so many tools, but scroll down the bottom, there's a section here called interactive media.

There's hundreds of these.

Okay.

Some really amazing new ones actually in Logos 10.

I'm only going to show you a few of them.

Okay.

Just for sake of time.

But this is where we visualize the scripture.

So when Jorge said, you know, we live in a visual culture, it's kind of how we learn.

So this is not only for personal edification and seeing the Bible in a whole new way, but in how you teach, right?

You start showing people what you're teaching.

The leveling of engagement goes to a whole nother level, right?

So the first one I want to show is called the Psalms Explorer.

Now, when you first open it, just all 150 Psalms, all lined up, right?

To prove it, click Psalm 4.

There it is, right?

And look at the level of detail you can add, right?

This is how it looks in your Bible, but I could drop the Hebrew next to it, parallelisms running through the structure

of this particular Psalm, right?

But I wanted to show you, it truly is the Psalms, right?

Now notice though, in the right corner, some filters.

I'm going to click by book.

And what we're looking at now is the five books of the Psalms.

They're structured in five books.

And notice, Nate, Psalm 119, biggest dot we see.

What is that telling us?

Biggest Psalm, right?

So the size of the dot is actually telling us something.

Author, who wrote what?

What's anonymous?

What did David write?

What did Solomon write?

What did Moses write?

Structure, I wish we had time, because in Hebrew narrative, sometimes the writer would use literary

devices such as a kiastic structure and so on.

So this is super geeky, awesome insight into the Psalms.

But I do want to show genre, because I think practically this is an amazing way to look at books of the Bible, right?

So we instantly see that lament is the biggest theme in

Psalms.

And why do you think, Nate, I don't know about you, but if I go through some grief, sorrow, pain, struggle, Psalms is my book.

I live in Psalms, right?

That's where I find comfort.

That's where David is honest with the Lord.

We just find great comfort in time of lament and sorrow and pain, evidenced on the screen.

Maybe someone watching is having some trust issues, trusting in the goodness of God, His kingship, He's on the

throne.

These would be the six Psalms I would live in for a while, right?

Psalm 62, 1191, praise, and so on.

But I love being able to see the Psalms kind of based on their theme, right?

Now, another great interactive is called Bible Books Explorer.

There's multiple things you can do with this.

You can look at, the dates of the books of the Bible.

You can analyze every book of the Bible and what's the main theme, how many chapters, but I

wanted to real quickly here show you what we call intertext.

And what this is, is how the Old and New Testament talk to each other, right?

The more we study the books of the Bible in unison, the better student we are.

Because listen, I'm going to say something that I get convicted about.

If I'm in an Old Testament book doing some study, am I thinking about the New Testament?

Nope.

If I'm in First Peter, Roman, am I thinking about the Old Testament?

Probably not, right?

I should be, right?

So what we're looking at here is how the Bible talks to each other.

So if I float here, Nate, on Romans, what we're seeing here is Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Deuteronomy.

So those books are cited in Romans.

If I come over to an Old Testament book, such as Psalm, now what we're saying is Psalms is cited in these New

Testament books.

Now, not only is this gorgeous to look at, we do have dark mode.

If some of you are watching, does Logos have dark mode?

Yes.

And this in dark mode is gorgeous, right?

Print it, put it on the wall.

There's your biblical artwork for the living room.

But I'm going to click now, Nate, on Psalm.

So click any book of the Bible.

Here's the proof meaning these are the passages, Nate, where Psalms is cited in

the New Testament.

And the first passage is the one we're most familiar with, Matthew 4, 6, the temptation of Christ, where Satan says to him,

Jesus, if you are the Son of God, throw yourself down, and then for it is written, Satan cites Psalm

91.

So again, it's not only just amazing to look at, but you literally get to click any book of the Bible and see

those actual passages.

Now, another great interactive is called Before and After, where scroll, I mean, we'll take you to Greece, the Holy

Land, key archeological discovery cities.

So you decide where you want to go.

I'm going to click here on Jerusalem.

And everything on the left, Nate, goes to Factbook again.

So if you don't know who Herod is, what is a Jebusite, where is Syria,

click Factbook.

But this is why this is so amazing.

What we're looking at right now is a satellite image of Jerusalem.

Take this bar here, scroll it across the screen.

We show you what it looked like at the time of Christ.

Oh, my goodness.

This is then, this is now.

So I want to make.

A little apology.

It's like hopping on Bill and Ted's phone booth, man, and just going back in time.

So listen, anybody tonight that decides, okay,.

That's it, I got to get me some logos, you're going to lose some sleep, okay?

It's going to be two, three o 'clock in the morning here in the near future, and you are still digging, you're still in the Bible, you're still

clicking here, clicking there.

But listen, wouldn't it be wonderful to lose sleep

because you can't stop studying the Scripture, right?

That's what we want to create.

We want to create a tool you can't get enough of.

We have miracles of the Bible.

Look at this, Nate.

You can line up the miracles on where they happen, things involved, who received the miracle, who

performed the miracle.

There we see Jesus perform more miracles than anybody.

And Nate, it's not just bubbles floating around the name of Jesus.

These are His miracles.

So you click the one that you want to kind of dig into, right?

Where do miracles appear in Scripture?

What books of the Bible?

What type of miracle?

Is it God's provision?

Is it God dealing with Satan and demons, with exorcism?

So again, you're going to lose some sleep.

Now we're going to kind of wrap it up because I see we've got about three, four, five minutes.

And I want to share with everybody the special promotion with Wise Disciple, where we want

you getting Logos at the best discount.

So this is the best discount, 15%.

But we also have a monthly option.

So we're going to try to make it affordable to a budget, right?

So let's go to the first library that I want to discuss.

So 15 % off in the monthly.

It's called Bronze.

If you're watching tonight and you just want to do better Bible study, right?

You've got to have the right, you've got to have some Bible translations, a couple of good commentaries.

Now listen, it's 150 books.

Now of those watching, don't have a heart attack.

It's not an eight.

It doesn't cost $8 ,000.

What I'm saying here is if you were to buy all the books that we stuffed into the

Bronze library, you're going to pay about eight grand.

Okay.

That's the normal price.

This is the special Wise Disciple live stream price, but the monthly option is pretty

awesome because when you go to the website that I'll give here in a moment, if it works better for you to just kind of budget

this out $45 a month after 14 months, you're done.

Okay.

So this isn't, you know, a lot of software is subscription forever, right?

The minute you don't pay, you lose it.

That's not what this is.

It's just a simple way to budget it out.

Now, silver is a serious consideration because I think everybody should be doing Greek and Hebrew word studies.

The translation tool shows up here.

We bring biblical counseling into Logos at the silver level, but almost double the library.

That's the value.

That's the normal price.

That's the special live stream discount.

The monthly on this, the 60 a month for 16.

So we extended out a little bit, but gold is our number one seller.

Why?

For one, it has every feature of Logos 10.

So the print book scanner, every feature of Logos is at the gold level, massive

library, 650 books, really close actually to $20 ,000 as far as the

value of the library.

That's the normal price.

That's the special live stream webinar discount.

But we have a thing we're doing for Wise Disciple for a week.

So I'm that price down, I extended it to the max that

we can, which is 24 months.

So notice, silver was sitting there at what was that?

60 bucks a month.

But notice we extend gold out a little bit more to keep that price kind of at that level.

But that's only for the Wise Disciple live stream.

And I'll explain how to take advantage of this.

Last library, if you're in Bible college or seminary, I think Jorge started with platinum because he's writing papers, kind of needs

that level.

This adds some of the best commentaries, pillars in here.

New American is in here.

Ancient Christian.

I mean, this is really some of the best commentaries you can own.

Normal price, live stream, and the monthly.

Now Logos works on everything.

Android, iPhone, iPad, Windows, Mac, no limit.

You can load it on everything you own for life.

And notice spouses can share logos.

So husband and wife can share a single license, you load it on your own computers.

So I like to point out the Bible says you're one, we don't mess with that.

So that's why we allow a husband and a wife to share logos.

And we have free training.

We have the best customer service.

I don't know if you've ever had a need, Nate, where you had to pick up the phone and we actually answer the phone.

We're even open on Saturdays, which who does that anymore?

And we have amazing free training.

We want you doing better Bible study.

So we'll stand with you and walk you through how to utilize this tool.

So here is the website.

So for those of you watching, get your phone out, take a picture, but you got to get to logos

.com forward slash wise disciple by next Tuesday, midnight,

stroke of midnight.

We pull that a web website.

Actually, let me show it.

Let me show it right.

Here on the screen.

And what you're seeing right now, guys, is that exact URL.

And you can see it at the bottom of the logos .com for slash wise disciple.

And it will take you here.

And here is going to break it, break it down.

They give you the breakdown for all the libraries that you can get.

And actually, we have a few questions, Scott, that we want you to let me explain also.

The special the gold at the lower price point, right?

That's 62 hours a month.

You have to email us to get this.

We don't offer this.

So you can't find it on the website.

You literally up.

And that's a mistake.

So let me do a little edit because I don't want people emailing me because Scott's getting on the airplane tomorrow.

So you have to.

So glad I caught that email.

And this is all at the website.

But you have to email webinar at logos .com.

OK.

And tomorrow someone will reply to you, tell you how to get this going.

And somewhere in the subject line, just say, hey, I was part of the wise disciple live stream, really interested in gold

at the 24 months.

That'll keep the price down per month.

But actually, Scott, I just had someone on the chat saying that they bought it before we announced

any of this.

So we do want to honor the discount.

So they all they need to do is email webinar at logos .com and say, hey, I

click the button.

I just went to the site and bought it regularly.

And then they, you know, unpack this discount.

So make sure you do that.

Email them, tell them what happened,.

And we will honor the discount.

We'll give you the discount tomorrow, but make sure that you.

Email webinar at logos .com.

I do want to say something.

Well, I got a question.

There's a question in Spanish, but I don't know if you want to just go ahead and finish that.

And then I'll.

Try to get this one.

Yeah.

And if you have logos three, four or five, you bought it 20 years ago, couldn't use it, didn't have

factbook, didn't have the interactives, didn't have all the awesomeness of logos.

And again, man, I need to do a better job.

Do not email me.

You won't hear from me.

I'll be at 31 ,000 feet in the morning, but a webinar at logos

.com.

If you want to upgrade as well, again, all of this is at the landing page, logos .com

forward slash wise disciple love to close with this quote, kind of my,

my go -to closing quote, because I think it really does an amazing job summarizing again, why we do

we, what we do at logos.

John Owen said, if the word does not dwell with power in us, it

will not pass with power from us.

It's out of the overflow.

We want you so saturated.

So in the word that it passes from you, it overflows from you in your

conversations, in your ministry, in your family.

And, and, you know, those stats

at the in our lives when we're in the word of God, at least

four times a week with that, I'll leave that again, everything we said on who to

contact, who is it, what number, what, and you can call us tomorrow as well.

We're open, you know, normal business hours through Friday.

All that information is at this website, but I can't stress enough.

If you wait till Wednesday, the website's gone.

Okay.

So we hold the discount for a week after the live stream.

So you got to get here by Tuesday.

Midnight.

Yeah.

And I think that date is wrong.

Yeah, it is.

Yeah.

So go ahead and change it.

And while you do that, I'm going to head on and pull up some questions for rapid fire Q

and A.

I'm going to try to help you answer as many as you got in as many as we got.

Let's say Ben and Megan says, is there a way to get the free book of the month on mobile?

If that's still a thing?

Yeah, you still can get the book of the month, but make sure that you use it in your web.

You get it on your web browser and add it to your library.

It's the easiest way to do it.

Yeah.

So everybody,.

Some, yeah, we give a free book a month.

That is a significant book.

It's not like some book that doesn't sell.

Nobody wants, it's like, wow, I can't believe logos gave that away.

Like we're talking sometimes it could be a hundred dollar commentary, a Bible dictionary.

So once you're part of the family, we take good care of you.

So we, we give away a lot of fantastic content, but you need to start with a

foundational library.

That's what logos says, right?

You got to have your Bibles, got to have some commentaries got to have.

So that was the libraries.

And again, go to this website, logos .com forward slash wise disciple right down there.

Everything.

Next question is local logos compatible with obsidian.

I don't even know what obsidian is.

So I don't know.

Maybe that's a question for a support, you know, or webinar logos .com.

Maybe they know, maybe they know next.

Will logos take you through the Bible in a year?

They have chronological plans.

So that's a yes.

How much is logos?

We just went through that.

Daniel Payne, maybe missed it, but when scanning books, can I add everything I owe as long as it's theological has

been, you know, in logos.

Like for example, I just did this book for my Christian ethics class, right?

So this is one of the normal Geisler's books that is published by Baker academic.

And there's, there's no digital version, but guess what logos I use the scanner, pulled it on logo.

So now I can search the book and then I can go to the pages.

So there's no digital version of the book, but it's searchable now because it is in the logos

library.

So that would be my answer.

I don't know if you want to add anything to that, Scott.

Yeah.

I want to mention that you don't have to own the book and logos.

I think a lot of people go, Oh, I get it.

I have to buy it from logos.

And of course it would.

No, no, no, no.

I have scanned a bunch of books.

I don't own a logos, you know, maybe, maybe down the road, I might go ahead because I use it so much, but

this book right here, I don't own this in logos.

I just bought it at a bookstore and scan the barcode.

And now I know what I'm looking for.

Cause it.

Gives me the page number.

Sweet.

Next question.

Uh, but for life says those logos used to TR, which is the Texas receptacles or

the critical text CT.

If using the CT is logos always changing to adjust for new or added manuscripts.

And that is yes.

Uh, you guys keep up with that.

Uh, Nancy asks, so which version should I get on a strict budget?

And you just gave the options, but all you have to do is hop on the logos .com forward

slash wise disciple.

Come here and see what you can swing with your budget.

Yeah.

Just start somewhere, right?

Start fit your budget, but you.

Can always upgrade later.

So the great news is let's say you start at bronze, but I really want to go gold someday.

Right.

Cause I want all the features.

I want that print book scanner.

You just pay the difference.

So down the road, aunt Mildred sends you some birthday money.

There's your goal.

You call us, Hey, you already paid for that.

You just pay what you don't have.

We're done.

Okay.

So we've got people on like a 20 year plan to get way up the logos ladder, right?

Cause we have actually libraries bigger than platinum.

Um, so just go to the website or,.

You know, like the secret menu and McDonald's, you know, you only, you just gotta be in a secret

society to get, to get the recipe.

And if you need to call us tomorrow, I mean, we have an.

Amazing team that wants to serve you, help you, uh, do better Bible study.

I think we even, uh, in the comments when we started somebody, uh, wanted to know about Messianic.

We have a whole line of logos, uh, Messianic.

So if you want to know more, go to the website or just give us

a.

Couple of days ago with the wise disciple discount.

So webinar at logos .com.

Yeah, that's it.

Uh, does it work on Chromebook?

I mean, it's in Chrome OS.

So what's nice about that is one of.

The things you get when you buy a logos license is we give you the, we have a web app, meaning you can buy the

cheapest hundred dollar Chromebook, as long as you can get to the internet, which that's why you buy a Chromebook,

right?

So you can check email, surf the web and you have logos, your logos via a web

browser.

So you go to this website, log in and while on your Chromebook,.

There's your logos.

So, yes.

Right.

I do want to give, uh, the next questionnaire, a quick answer in Spanish.

So he's asking, does it include books or content in Spanish?

And what you can do actually is you can go to es .logos .com and you're going

to see that you are actually going to be presented with, uh, different libraries that are

bilingual or in Spanish, right?

So you can actually compare, you can go, go over here to products and you can do the comparison of

all the different libraries that you can have in, um, in English and Spanish.

You can have Spanish only you can have bilingual, or you can have bilingual.

So there's a difference.

So when you get bilingual, you get more Spanish resources and less English resources.

When you get bilingual, you get more English resources and less Spanish resources.

And obviously when you get a Spaniel, you only get a Spanish resources.

So you, what you can do is actually write them, pick your either a Spaniel bilingual or

bilingual, and then, you know, let them know that you actually want the 15 discount

for the wise disciple audience.

And then you will have.

Your bilingual library.

That's it.

Love it, gentlemen.

I, uh, I am, I am so grateful that you have been able to join me, Scott, uh, Jorge,

uh, and that we were, we were able to do this, uh, it for probably a lot of the audience was like

taking a sip out of a fire hydrant.

So I just want to let everybody know that this video, this live stream is not going to go away, that it's actually just going to stay up on the

channel, uh, throughout the offer.

I can, if I can just strongly encourage everyone watching, you know, me,

you've watched the videos.

Now I've talked about logos a lot.

If the problem with, uh, our culture, uh, with the world

is biblical illiteracy with the church, which I think it is, then logos

is the answer.

It's the solution.

I'll tell you a little trick real quick.

The thing that I do here on every single video is I'm showing you that the Bible speaks to,

it connects to every situation that is happening in our lives right now.

That's what I'm doing.

And the way that you can figure that out and sort of train yourself to see things through the scripture is

to get logos, to get down deep into the scripture.

I highly encourage you friends take advantage of this offer.

I promise you it will change the way that you read the Bible, the way that you see the world.

So Scott, Jorge, thank you so much for joining me tonight.

I'm so.

Grateful.

Absolutely, Nate.

Thanks for the invite.

And I want to tell everybody who is on the other side of the screen that stuck around all 80 plus

people to being with us from the beginning.

Thank you because I know that you spent a whole hour with us.

You listened to us and you were very receptive.

So go ahead and rewatch this, send it to somebody that might be interested in this, telling how

awesome Logos is and you can be a blessing to them, right?

You can actually get them to be in the word more and to save some money by getting whatever

library they see fit for themselves.

So with that being said, gentlemen, thank you.

Remember this stream is going to be here and the website logos .com forward slash

wise disciple is going to be open until when Scott?

Next Tuesday, January 30th is the correct date.

All right.

So if you snooze, you lose.

All right.

I know that you guys are going to wait until the last minute because I know how you guys are, you know, and then you got guys going to get four more and he's

going to be running.

He's going to be next.

So just buy now.

Just save you the headache.

Just go ahead and get it now.

All right.

Peace.