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How to Think Biblically and Theologically with Logos: Practical Tips from Dr. John Fallahee

How to Think Biblically and Theologically with Logos: Practical Tips from Dr. John Fallahee

July 3, 2026

Dr. John Fallahee's Logos training webinar provides practical tools for studying the Bible with greater biblical and theological precision. Key principles include grammatical, historical, and literal interpretation, avoiding allegorical methods, and ensuring interpretations align with Scripture's own witness. Logos tools like Passage Analysis, Notebooks, Passage Lists, and Clippings help organize study systematically. Custom guides and AI features such as the Study Assistant support deep theological exploration of passages like Romans 4. The goal is faithful, thoughtful engagement with Scripture to know God better.

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Practical Logos Shortcuts for Deeper Bible Study

Practical Logos Shortcuts for Deeper Bible Study

July 1, 2026

Dr. John Fallahee’s webinar shows how Logos shortcuts—like audio reading, parallel book layouts, quick outlines, and visual filters—can streamline Bible study, making it easier to organize sermons, create topic lists, and explore cross‑references without extra tools.

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First Steps in Logos: Mastering Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Commentaries & Theological Works

First Steps in Logos: Mastering Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Commentaries & Theological Works

June 25, 2026

Dr. John Fallahee’s webinar provides a practical roadmap for new and intermediate Logos users to confidently use scholarly resources like dictionaries, encyclopedias, commentaries, and theological works. Rather than relying on AI summaries, he emphasizes Logos’ peer-reviewed materials as trustworthy tools for deep, contextual Bible study.

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Building a Personal Prayer and Devotion Study System with Logos

Building a Personal Prayer and Devotion Study System with Logos

June 24, 2026

Dr. John Fallahee leads a practical Logos webinar on building a personal prayer and devotion study system. He demonstrates creating a prayer list with notes and answer boxes, setting reminders, and integrating a reading plan that covers Psalms, Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes. A reading plan set for weekdays with one chapter per session helps maintain consistency. A passage list supports memorization of key verses like Psalm 1. These tools can be placed on the dashboard for a cohesive workflow. Specialized searches such as “Remembers the Glories of God” and “Examine Your Motives and Manner” help locate relevant passages. The training also covers organizing prayers in Favorites folders, using preaching themes, and sharing prayer lists with Faithlife groups for community accountability.

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Inductive Bible Study Basics for Logos: Cross-Referencing & Historical Background

Inductive Bible Study Basics for Logos: Cross-Referencing & Historical Background

June 23, 2026

Dr. John Fallahee’s Logos webinar introduces foundational tools like The New Treasure of Scripture Knowledge and IVP Background Commentary for cross-referencing and historical context. Practical tips include using Power Lookup, Explorer, and Passage Guide to study Romans 8:28–30 inductively, avoiding personal bias by grounding interpretation in original audience context. Learn how to organize verses in Passage Lists, apply custom templates, and leverage collections for targeted searches—all to deepen your understanding of Scripture.

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About Dr. John Fallahee

Dr. John Fallahee is an expert Logos Bible Software trainer dedicated to helping pastors, teachers, and students master digital Bible study tools. Through LearnLogos, he provides comprehensive video training, webinars, and resources for getting the most out of Logos Bible Software.