Faithlife StaffServe at a church? Then you won’t want to miss Faithlife’s first LIVE EVENT of 2021, replay now available. Give it a watch to learn about the latest technology, hear how you can provide the best worship experience possible, and leave with...
Earlier this week, Faithlife asked this on our social media channels: “If you had 30 seconds to share something during a Super Bowl commercial slot, what would you share?” Before you read some of the answers, think about it. What would you say...
Looking for a way to easily post your sermon video so everyone can find it? When you use Faithlife Proclaim, Faithlife Sermons, and Faithlife TV Church, it only takes a couple of clicks for your sermon video to show up everywhere. Faithlife products...
This month on Faithlife TV, learn about ordinary people outside of the Bible who stepped out in faith and led extraordinary lives for Christ. Some—like Heidi Baker—have a vibrant ministry we can follow today. ’Twant me, ’twas the Lord. I always...
“Many children make up, or begin to make up, imaginary languages. I have been at it since I could write.” — J. R. R. Tolkien Bilbo’s first step out of The Shire, the Pevensies’ fall through the wardrobe, Princess Irene’s search of the castle—they...
John Bunyan’s famous Christian allegory is coming to theaters Easter weekend as an animated feature film. Watch the trailer: Written by John Bunyan in 1678, The Pilgrim’s Progress is one of the most enduring pieces of religious literature ever...
Matthew BoffeyAs a church, your priority is to reach people, but you also want to be financially prudent. So you may be wondering, “Does our church need an app, and is a church app worth the money?” In this article, I compare the two in hopes to help you arrive...
With how much of our interactions happen online now, more and more churches are going online to encourage spiritual growth and fellowship throughout the week. And when your church can’t meet in-person, technology becomes even more helpful...
Ryan NelsonEvery year, Bellingham participates in Bike to Work Day. Last Friday, hundreds of people throughout the city celebrated alternative transportation together and bonded over snacks when they arrive at one of the 24 stations set up for anyone who...
Growth is one of Faithlife’s company values; it’s even a job requirement to be growing personally. Here are some ways we grew as an organization in 2014: More choices In March, we created specialized base packages for Anglican, Baptist...
Taylor BlomquistWhen you need a break from work, there’s plenty to do around the Faithlife campus—foosball, spikeball, Super Smash Bros., and a whole lot more. For me, one particular activity rises above the rest—ping pong. When I was hired as an intern a...
Every December, Faithlife has a Christmas decorating contest. What’s at stake? Free lunch and bragging rights. Teams and departments duke it out to prove once and for all who has the most holiday spirit, creativity, and determination. This is...
Last Saturday, Faithlife took a trip up to the Semiahmoo resort, near Canada, for our annual Christmas party. The dress code was “as nice as you like,” and the evening was a festive mix of classy and casual. Over the last four years...
For the second year in a row, Faithlife was named one of Glassdoor’s top ten small to medium sized businesses to work for in the country. It’s no secret that Faithlife has always been a little different. We have no HR department. We give...
Kaleb CuevasThis Christmas season, explore the importance of the word light in the Scriptures. From the beginning: “And God said, ‘Let there be light,’ and there was light.” —Genesis 1:3 To the coming king: “After listening to the king, they went on their way...
We’ve shown you how beautiful the Pacific Northwest is, but have you seen Faithlife’s hometown in Bellingham, Washington? It’s a pretty spectacular place. This fall, Dr. Jeannine Brown and her husband Tim came to Bellingham to work with...
Logos 6 has been more than 20 years in the making. Behind the curtain, October 27 was a day of celebration—of people, of technology, and of hard work. Walking through the doors of Faithlife on Monday was unlike any other day since I’ve been...
Faithlife’s design team has been known to roam the Pacific Northwest mountains. They’ve been spotted everywhere from Mt. Baker, Washington to Whistler, British Columbia. It’s no wonder they spend time up there: the Pacific...
To keep working to your full potential, sometimes you have to take breaks. When your job involves a lot of sitting inside, getting outside is a great way to stay healthy, stimulate your brain, and connect with your coworkers in a different...
Faithlife has a pretty unusual vacation policy: there isn’t one. A couple of Faithlife’s company values are honesty and openness. Things like “unlimited time off” emerge out of the mutual trust these values help foster. When...
Ray Deck IIIOn Saturday I joined a group of Faithlife employees set out to repeat last year’s victory in the Bellingham Traverse, a multi-sport relay race. Competing as Logos Bible Software a year ago, our 3:17:00 time was good enough for 1st place in the...
Today’s interview is with Mark Prim, the Southeast Michigan Coalition for Men’s Discipleship area director for Man in the Mirror ministries. Prim helps pastors and leaders establish an intentional strategy to reach and disciple men. How...
The Faithlife Study Bible app has been downloaded by more than a quarter million people. Every day, it helps thousands connect with God by unlocking the truths of Scripture with a modern English translation, layers of study notes, rich multimedia...
Prayer lists add unique functionality to Faithlife Groups. Here’s a quick primer on what they can do, and how to get the most out of them. Setting user permissions Faithlife Groups offer five levels of access, and empowers you to set privacy...
Faithlife.com is a superb home for your digital faith community. We’ve been adding lots of new bells and whistles over the last few months. Some of the most useful features, though, have been around for a while. Here are four features you...
In a survey conducted by Lifeway Research, 90 percent of churchgoers responded that they “desire to please and honor Jesus” in all they do. Yet only 19 percent reported reading the Bible every day. Why do so many people neglect to read...
Dominic SickichThe English Standard Version Bible (ESV) is the revised and edited version of the Revised Standard Version, which many consider to be the twentieth century’s best translation. Led by Dr. Lane T. Dennis in the early 1990s, hundreds of...
Sherri HuleattLooking for a new way to share and experience the Word? With BibleScreen.com, you can stream free, continuous Bible art and animation to your computer, TV, and digital photo frames. This is your opportunity to take an otherwise blank screen and fill...
“You’re a pessimist.” “No, I’m a realist.” I’ve heard my dad, a pastor with several decades of ministry experience, respond to that criticism several hundred times. About half of them were leveled, with a...
God’s plan of redemption stands at the center of Scripture, so if you’re already engaged in a relationship with God, you can ignore the Bible—right? Wrong. Here are three reasons why: Relationship God values relationship so highly that...