Logos Coach | Bible Study with Jason Stone

Build a Bible Reading Plan in Logos You'll Actually Finish

Jason Stone — Tue, 15 Sep 2026 15:19:41 GMT

A Bible reading plan only works if it survives contact with your actual week. Logos Reading Plans let you build one around your real schedule instead of an ideal one, and then the app does the remembering for you: it tracks your progress, syncs across desktop, web, and mobile, and gently nudges you when you fall behind instead of shaming you for it.

A qu…

How Timothy Berg Uses the Logos Mobile App to Study Aquinas and the Church Fathers on the Go

Jason Stone — Tue, 08 Sep 2026 15:18:30 GMT

Timothy Berg is a full-time aircraft mechanic, a father with church responsibilities, and a full-time PhD student in church history at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. As a result, his dedicated desk time for research is virtually nonexistent. “I get very, very little time in my schedule where I can sit down in front of a computer,” he says. So ne…

How to Trace Revelation 21 Back Through the Old Testament in Logos

Jason Stone — Fri, 21 Aug 2026 15:18:33 GMT

I recently had the privilege of leading the final session of a discussion series through The Drama of Scripture.

For five weeks, our group followed the Bible’s story from creation through new creation. In our final conversation, we sat with the closing movement: the return of the King, the restoration of creation, the questions surrounding judgment and t…

What Happens When a Bible Study Group Reads the Whole Story Together

Jason Stone — Fri, 14 Aug 2026 16:16:56 GMT

Earlier this summer, Logos invited a small group of readers to test something new: book clubs built into the Logos Community.

I had the privilege of hosting one of them. We called it Common Ground, and for five weeks, a group of readers I had never met gathered each Thursday to work through The Drama of Scripture: Finding Our Place in the Biblical Story,…

When You Feel Rusty With Greek and Hebrew in Logos

Jason Stone — Fri, 07 Aug 2026 15:18:23 GMT

If you have ever opened Logos, stared at your Bible, and thought, “I know this thing can help me with the Greek or Hebrew, but I do not remember where anything is,” this one is for you.

I was on a coaching call with a long-time Logos user who said almost exactly that. He loves Scripture and has used Logos for years, but the original-language tools felt h…

What Kirk Miller Actually Opens When He Studies a Passage in Logos

Jason Stone — Fri, 31 Jul 2026 15:18:12 GMT

I dug up an old conversation with Kirk Miller the other day, one I had with him for the interview archives close to a year ago now, and I remember wanting to rebuild my own layout the second we ended our conversation.

Kirk writes for and edits Logos blog articles alongside hosting interviews, so he’s around this stuff constantly. Before Logos, he spent f…

How Mike Colburn Uses Logos AI and Advanced Search to Research Like a Pro

Jason Stone — Fri, 17 Jul 2026 15:18:49 GMT

Mike Colburn doesn’t fit the typical profile of a Logos power user. He’s not a pastor. He’s not a seminary professor. He’s a financial executive and, by his own description, someone who treats deep biblical research as a calling, not a career.

His Logos library has grown to over 32,000 books. He uses the software the way a researcher uses a lab. He’s met…

When Logos Leaves the Pulpit: A Conversation with Fiction Author Isaac Hunter

Jason Stone — Fri, 10 Jul 2026 14:18:12 GMT

If you’ve ever assumed Logos was only for pastors and seminary students, Isaac Hunter is about to change your mind in this interview from the archives.

A few weeks ago, I was deep in a passage from 1 Enoch, trying to understand why it mattered to the early church and how it shaped Jewish apocalyptic thought. I opened the Logos AI search bar and just type…

How Chase Replogle Uses Logos for Sermon Prep and Writing — A Conversation with a Pastor and Author

Jason Stone — Fri, 26 Jun 2026 14:18:34 GMT

If you’ve ever stared at a shelf of theology books and thought, “I know the answer is in one of these, but I just can’t find it!” Taking comfort in knowing that you’re not alone.

Chase Replogle knows that feeling well. He’s pastored the same congregation for thirteen years. He preaches expositionally through whole books of the Bible. In fact, he spent t…

What a Brand-New Logos User Should Know — A Conversation with Morgan Dybing

Jason Stone — Fri, 19 Jun 2026 14:18:44 GMT

Most of my interviews are with long-time Logos users — pastors, scholars, researchers who have spent years inside the platform and built workflows that would impress any librarian.

Morgan Dybing had been using Logos for about three months.

And this interview might be the most useful one I’ve done.

Not because Morgan knew more than the others — she was quic…

The Voice Behind Every Greek Word in Logos — A Conversation with John Schwandt

Jason Stone — Fri, 12 Jun 2026 14:18:50 GMT

If you’ve ever right-clicked on a Greek word in Logos — and heard it pronounced out loud — you’ve already heard John Schwandt’s voice.

You just didn’t know it.

That’s one of the things I love about this interview. John isn’t a distant scholar behind a podium. He’s someone who has been quietly serving Logos users for decades — pronouncing every Greek word …

Building a New Home for the Logos Community

Jason Stone — Sat, 06 Jun 2026 20:37:52 GMT

A different kind of Substack post

Most weeks I use this space to share conversations—interviews with people who love Scripture and are using Logos in creative, faithful ways.

Today, I want to pull back the curtain on something closer to home: the new Logos Community site at community.logos.com and the work it took to prepare, migrate, and launch it for yo…

From Overwhelmed to Clear: How Dr. John Fallahee of LearnLogos Turns Logos into a Partner in Ministry

Jason Stone — Fri, 29 May 2026 13:07:58 GMT

If you’ve ever opened Logos, clicked around for a while, and thought, “I know there’s power here, but I have no idea how to get to it,” this conversation is for you.

Today I want to introduce you to someone who has quietly spent three decades helping pastors, students, and Bible teachers move from overwhelmed to clear: Dr. John Fallahee, founder of Learn…

When “The Silent Years” Aren’t So Silent: How Anthony Delgado Uses Logos for Second Temple Study and Daily Devotions

Jason Stone — Fri, 22 May 2026 12:17:44 GMT

If you’ve ever heard someone say “God was silent for 400 years between Malachi and Matthew,” and something in you quietly wondered, “Is that really true?”—you’re not alone.

In one of my favorite conversations, I sat down with Anthony Delgado, a pastor and writer from Southern California, to talk about how he uses the Logos Bible Study App to explore the …

How Mike Chu Uses Logos for Custom Layouts, Clippings, and Language Study

Jason Stone — Fri, 15 May 2026 12:37:43 GMT

If you’ve ever opened Logos, stared at all the panels, and quietly thought, “I should be better at this by now,” you’re in good company.

In my interview with Mike Chu—Academic Director at the AWKNG School of Theology and teaching pastor in Quincy, Massachusetts—I met a man who loves Scripture, carries real ministry weight, and still chooses a simple, rep…

How Eddy Gil Uses Logos for Bilingual Sermon Prep (Clippings, Sermon Builder, and Translation Tools)

Jason Stone — Thu, 07 May 2026 23:34:14 GMT

If you’ve ever had to preach the same sermon in two languages, you know it’s not as simple as “say it twice.” It’s more like carrying two congregations in one heart—thinking in English and Spanish, choosing words carefully so nothing important gets lost along the way.

That’s where my friend Eddy Gil, a bilingual pastor from the Dominican Republic, lives …

From Deacon Overwhelm to Pulpit Confidence: Eric Couture’s Logos Journey

Jason Stone — Fri, 01 May 2026 13:03:31 GMT

If you’ve ever opened Logos with a sermon deadline looming—or a Sunday school lesson to prep—and felt that knot of “where do I even start?”, you’re in good company.

Eric Couture, a deacon and faithful teacher in New Hampshire, knows that tension intimately. He battled FOMO over missing key insights in Scripture, but discovered a simple Logos layout blen…

When Inductive Bible Study Gets Practical: Learning Logos from a 30-Year Veteran

Jason Stone — Fri, 24 Apr 2026 13:07:50 GMT

Jim Garnett is the kind of Bible student many of us want to become: steady, thoughtful, and still eager to learn after decades of ministry. In this conversation, he reminds us that Logos is not about impressing people with software skill — it’s about handling God’s Word carefully and helping others understand it more clearly.

When Logos Feels Intimidating: Helping a Busy Pastor Find Her Way Back to Bible Study

Jason Stone — Fri, 17 Apr 2026 12:07:48 GMT

When someone says, “I hate Logos,” it can sound harsh at first — but in Michelle’s case, it was honest, tired, and deeply relatable. She wasn’t rejecting Bible study; she was rejecting the feeling of getting lost, wasting time, and ending up more frustrated than helped.

That’s why this interview matters. It reminds us that the problem is often not a lack…

How Pastor Tanner Turned Logos into a Visual Sermon Prep Assistant (Without Becoming a Tech Guy)

Jason Stone — Fri, 10 Apr 2026 14:45:51 GMT

If you’ve ever sat down to prep Sunday’s message, opened Logos, and felt your brain tighten instead of relax, you’re not alone.

You love preaching, you care deeply about your people, but the combination of a digital library, sermon deadlines, and church responsibilities can feel like more weight than help.

In my interview with Pastor Tanner Thetford, I me…