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Practical Ways to Think Biblically and Theologically with Logos

Practical Ways to Think Biblically and Theologically with Logos

July 3, 2026

Dr. John Fallahee's webinar on Logos Bible Software emphasizes that thinking biblically and theologically means interpreting Scripture with care—using grammatical, historical, and literal methods rather than allegorizing or adding personal bias. He stresses that this approach prevents misinterpretation, which he describes as spiritually dangerous, and aligns with the Holy Spirit's guidance. The goal is not to create complex systems but to walk through Scripture in a way that helps believers know God and His Word more clearly.

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Practical Logos Shortcuts for Deeper Prayer and Scripture Study

Practical Logos Shortcuts for Deeper Prayer and Scripture Study

July 1, 2026

Dr. John Fallahee’s webinar “The Ultimate Logos Shortcut List, Part 2/5” provides practical shortcuts that help iPray readers study Scripture and shape prayer. Shortcuts such as “Don’t Read, Listen,” Sermon Manager, Passage Lists, cross‑reference highlighting, text reformatting, clipping, hyperlinked copy‑paste, propositional question search, visual filters, and image search streamline devotional work, letting users focus more on prayer and less on software navigation.

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Related: The Ultimate Logos Shortcut List, Part 2/5

Hebrew & Greek: Advanced Grammar & Interpretations Leveraging Logos and AI

Hebrew & Greek: Advanced Grammar & Interpretations Leveraging Logos and AI

June 30, 2026

Dr. John Fallahee's webinar on Hebrew and Greek grammar in Logos Bible Software offers practical steps to deepen Bible study through language analysis. It shows how tools like the "04 Grammar Studies" guide, AI prompts, and discourse features help users explore original language nuances—such as the meaning of "shepherd" in Psalm 23 or the grammatical structure of Ephesians 2:8–10—making advanced exegesis accessible for personal prayer and teaching.

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Quick Logos Shortcuts for Efficient Bible Study – iPray Focus

Quick Logos Shortcuts for Efficient Bible Study – iPray Focus

June 24, 2026

Dr. John Fallahee’s Logos training webinar shows how to use quick shortcuts—such as program scaling, reading‑plan creation, Study Assistant AI answers, smart search by collection, and book filtering—to make Bible study more efficient. These practical tools let you focus on the text rather than on navigating menus.

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Related: The Ultimate Logos Shortcut List, Part 1/5

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 introduces essential tools for cross-referencing and historical context in Logos, emphasizing The New Treasure of Scripture Knowledge and IVP Background Commentary. Practical demonstrations using Romans 8:28–30 show how Power Lookup, Explorer, and Passage Guide streamline Scripture interpreting Scripture study while avoiding personal biases.

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First Steps in Logos: Search Strategies 101 – A Practical Guide for Prayerful Bible Study

First Steps in Logos: Search Strategies 101 – A Practical Guide for Prayerful Bible Study

June 22, 2026

Dr. John Fallahee’s "First Steps in Logos: Search Strategies 101" webinar introduces practical search tools in Logos Bible Software, emphasizing manuscript, lemma, and morphology searches alongside contextual features like sense and event tags. It highlights the Study Assistant as a conversational AI tool for theological questions, all aimed at helping users engage Scripture more deeply in prayer and devotion.

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How to Use Logos for Original Language Study (Without Being a Scholar)

How to Use Logos for Original Language Study (Without Being a Scholar)

June 22, 2026

Dr. John Fallahee's webinar teaches non-scholars how to use Logos to study biblical Greek and Hebrew grammar. He emphasizes that original language study prevents misinterpretation by revealing tense, voice, and mood. Practical tools like morphology guides and word study features help connect grammar to real passages, making deep Bible study accessible.

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