As a lay person, what would I find the most useful in Logos for my next "big" purchase?

Ezra Miller

I bought L6 Starter a while back, and have added the free products through the 2 years I've enjoyed using Logos.  And then 7 came out, and I thought of upgrading, and then I saw the price, and had a surgery to pay for, and then we didn't have much work this winter due to the huge snow storms in Idaho where I live.  So now I am back at work, getting overtime pay, and wondering what would be most beneficial with a small budget.

I thought of buying the Starter feature set, since it's only $75.  Or I could get the Bronze package with the tools I might need later on.  I just lead or help lead worship in a small church plant right now.  No preaching that I have foreseen. Even though the Bronze package is considerably more, I could do payments, and would have a commentary set that is more beneficial to me than some greek or hebrew interlinears for which I have no knowledge. This will probably close to September when I make my purchase, so I don't want to make an impulse buy and go "Oops!"

Jan Krohn

I've found the interlinears quite helpful as a lay person. It's the easiest way to find alternative meanings for particular words in the original languages, even without knowing them.

I purchased Bronze when L7 came out. It's good value for money. I see it as a one-time major investment, as L8 and beyond will be considerably cheaper due to dynamic pricing.

The library expansions are great value for money as well. You can get a good bunch of resources for the areas that interest you most, and only pay a fraction of what they would cost individually.