Is there a way I can see my "Sermon builder" notes on my Bible like a note?

Benjamin Quek · 2025-01-11T06:43:04+00:00

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I'm trying to have a way where I can easily see if I've preached a sermon on a text. In the Olive tree Bible study app I label the notes with a Pulpit sign and see that I've preached on the text. However, in Logos I cannot find a way to make sermon builder notes appear on my Bible like normal notes.

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Graham Criddle

However, in Logos I cannot find a way to make sermon builder notes appear on my Bible like normal notes.

No, this is not supported as sermon builder manuscripts are stored in sermon documents (as opposed to notes) and it is only notes that can show as icons in the text.

The best way I know of to get an easy indication is to have a Sermons guide section open. Personal sermon documents show in the Sermon Documents subsection

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Graham Criddle

However, in Logos I cannot find a way to make sermon builder notes appear on my Bible like normal notes.

No, this is not supported as sermon builder manuscripts are stored in sermon documents (as opposed to notes) and it is only notes that can show as icons in the text.

The best way I know of to get an easy indication is to have a Sermons guide section open. Personal sermon documents show in the Sermon Documents subsection

Benjamin Quek

Thank you Graham, that is helpful to explain. Would be nice if this could be an option so that we can see where in the Bible we've covered. How could I raise it up as a suggestion?

Graham Criddle

Would be nice if this could be an option so that we can see where in the Bible we've covered. How could I raise it up as a suggestion?

Feedback and feature suggestions can be made at https://community.logos.com/categories/feedback-logos

Robert Kelbe

Vote here:

Add document visual filters — Logos Community

Visual Filter for Created Sermons — Logos Community

Benjamin Quek

Thank you Robert and Graham, this is helpful. Robert, how did you search and find out things to vote for?