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Luke uses two stories to transform the storyline of his gospel from Mary and John the Baptist to Jesus. Luke records Jesus getting forgotten in Juersalem at the age of twelve and Luke records Jesus baptism by John. But where did John get the idea for baptism? In our video we look closer at how Luke records these two pivotal transition stories and we explore the sources for John’s baptism. That ...

So much of the beginning of Luke's gospel focuses on Mary, Joseph, Zechariah, and Elizabeth. Even John the Baptist was born first and drew the first great crowd. However, in our reading, we see how Luke begins to transition the story from these introductory characters to the life and ministry of Jesus. Presenter: Chase Replogle

Perhaps one of Logos’ best features is its tools to help dig deeper into the Greek and Hebrew of the Bible. But doing word studies required discipline, knowledge, and the right resources to help guide your study. I’ll show you some of the language tools Logos offers and how I’m using them to dig into the original langauges. I’ll show you how to use Logos’ interlinear texts, how to do word studi...

It doesn't take long to build a large library in Logos. But the bigger the library gets, the more challenging it can be to search. Logos has built great tools, but those tools can be even more effective if you take the time to build collections. In this Logos Bible Software tutorial, I'll show you how you can organize books into collections to make searching more effective. Paired with Logos' A...

Every week, I use Logos Bible Software to study for sermons and teaching. For me, the most frequently used feature is Custom Layouts. Logos offers some incredible tools for linking resources, saving your progress, and organizing your study. In this tutorial, I'll walk you through the custom layout I use every week and show you how to create a custom layout of your own. Along the way, I'll show ...

Over the years, I've bought a lot of books. They are scattered across our house. But I've also bought a lot in Logos. The key to Logos is building a great library. Logos Bible Software is a great tool, but it's only as good as the library to which it has access. Logos has recently rolled out a tool to help integrate the print books you already own with the powerful search tools of Logos Bible S...

A lot of people are nervous about new AI technology. I understand why. Many AI tools obscure where they are getting content and AI answers often fail to provide the context to help you vet those sources. Our theology and understanding of the Bible are too important to leave in the hands of an online algorithm. I've been testing out Logos Bible Software's new Smart Search-its AI search tool-and ...

Wrapping up or study of Luke's birth narrative we look at Mary's reaction to these events and her pattern of pondering the things she had experienced. Luke offers careful models for how we can recognize the presence of Christ and the coming of his kingdom. We've seen those models in Zechariah and Elizabeth and Mary and Joseph. In chapter two, we'll add Simeon, Anna, and shepherds to the list. P...

It's hard to read the story of Jesus's birth and not think of nativity sets and Christmas carols, but a careful study of Luke's birth narrative reveals a story far more common and surprising. We'll take a closer look at the details, history, and background of Jesus's birth and the important prophecy given by Simeon. For all of the nativities sentimentality, Simeon recognized that the birth of J...

The story of Jesus's birth is one of the most well-known, but Luke includes several important cultural and historical details worth studying. Together, we'll read the passage and make a list of questions to help guide our own study. Presenter: Chase Replogle

Explore the complex topic of women in leadership roles within New Testament churches in this comprehensive video. We delve into the controversial passages of 1 Timothy 2, 1 Timothy 3, and 1 Corinthians 14, examining their context, history, and interpretations. Discover the often-overlooked examples of women leaders in the early church, including Phoebe, Junia, and Priscilla. We'll trace the bib...

Let's dig deeper into the meaning of Luke 1:39-80 and ask what the surprise and worship of Mary and Zechariah can teach us about reading Luke's Gospel and recognizing the work of the Holy Spirit in our own lives. Presenter: Chase Replogle

Dive into the narratives of the Gospel of Luke as we explore Luke 1:39-80 in our latest Bible study. In this session, we'll examine the significance of the first meeting between John the Baptist and Jesus, highlighting the miraculous events surrounding their births. Together, we'll uncover the deep emotional and spiritual connections between these two figures and reflect on the impact of their ...

Join me for a Bible study through Luke 1:39-80 as we take a closer look at the first meeting of John and Jesus and unpack the prophecies of Mary and Zechariah. Presenter: Chase Replogle

Reflection: Zechariah's silence and Mary's humility (Luke 1:5-38)

Study: Connecting the Old and New Testaments with Zechariah and Mary (Luke 1:5-38)

Reading: An Angel appears to Zechariah and Mary (Luke 1:5-38)

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Reflection: The purpose of Luke's Gospel (Luke 1:1-4)

Reading: Luke's Introduction (Luke 1:1-4)

Study: An introduction to Luke and his Gospel (Luke 1:1-4)

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