I love some of the recent developments Logos has released, like the systematic theology tool and especially the sermons tool. And I would really love a Biblical Devotions Tool for the following reasons.
I typically don't read devotionals for each day of the year. I also don't read them from cover to cover. I do read the Bible though. And I would love to be able to see every devotional I have that is on the Scripture I am currently in. I would much rather have a devotional that would simply follow along with my Bible reading, rather than tailoring my Bible reading to my devotional reading. However, there are only a handful of devotionals that go right through a book of the Bible, or even sections of Bible. (Some exceptions are: For the Love of God, The Family Expositor, Joseph Hall's Contemplations, The Poor Man's Commentary, Matthew Henry's Commentary, and Sabbath Scripture Readings - almost no modern ones). Instead, they are typically organized in random, small, fragmented gatherings of Scripture. This is fine for someone reading only the devotional, but if someone wants to find a devotion on a given verse, the task of finding a devotion on that verse is almost impossible.
A Devotions Tool would solve this problem. It would be an amazingly great addition to Logos to be able to search my library for any of my devotions on any given verse. Would anyone else be interested in something like this? It seems to me that it would be invaluable for regular Bible reading and devotional use.
