Logos is Faithlife's Bible study platform for Christians who want more than a verse of the day — depth that used to mean a trip to a seminary library.^1 Tap any word in Scripture for its Greek or Hebrew, open commentaries beside the text, and let the Passage Guide surface cross-references and themes. The Study Assistant answers questions in plain language from the books you already own, and Reading Plans keep daily study on iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows, or the web.^2^4
A free account includes 40+ Bibles and books. More than 250,000 titles can be added, and an optional subscription unlocks more Study Assistant and Smart Search use plus subscriber books.^2^1
Bob Pritchett, Kiernon Reiniger, and Dale Pritchett shipped the first Windows version in 1991. Faithlife is still in Bellingham, Washington: Pritchett is Executive Chairman, and Chris Migura is CEO. Migura puts the mission simply: knowing God comes through knowing his Word.^5^7
Southern Seminary, Southwestern Seminary, and Liberty University give students Logos access.^8^10 Baker Publishing Group acquired Faithlife's Lexham Press in 2025.^11 Josh McDowell, after fifty-plus years of ministry, called it a must-have: "I have never seen a tool contribute to Bible study the way that Logos has."^3
