Morris Proctor

Once your conceptual framework is enlarged, you will find ways to use Logos in advantageous ways to aid in your tasks. If in doubt you can post questions here in the forums.

Peace and grace.

Batman · October 2019

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1067855#Comment_1067855

And I'm squawking over a one time session. online or IRL?

Actually, as much as it bothers me, I do agree doing an IRL training would be much more beneficial. First, you can ask questions a lot easier than online; and yes, for the fellowship, and seeing others struggle too. LOL. j/k

Pastor Don Carpenter said:

I want to chime in here as a long time MP student. Over the years I have attended several training seminars, not just for the training, which is top notch, but also for the fellowship. I feel that I want to keep company with men and women who love the Bible so much they are willing to invest time and $$ in a program like LOGOS. While I value the online stuff, I miss the one on one training and fellowship. I try to go every other year just to keep my sword sharp. I not only learn a lot about the program, but I am also challenged to do more studying myself.

Batman · October 2019

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1072204#Comment_1072204

Hey Hamilton.

Appreciate the links and time you spent to send them. Hope others will too.
And yes, user "Keep Smiling for Jesus" is a huge asset to the community. KS4J has kept me in line many a time, and helped so much.

Thanks again. Much appreciated

Hamilton Ramos said:

Hi Batman:

Not sure what particular features you use in Logos, but there is some interesting free stuff that helps with certain tasks:

https://www.morethancake.org/archives/4864

https://www.morethancake.org/?s=sermon+using+logos

https://www.morethancake.org/archives/395

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8AA3949989A57B88&feature=plpp

https://faithlife.com/gcpreaching/activity

Then you have the application ideas by Dave Moser:

https://blog.logos.com/2014/06/how-do-you-use-logos-dave-moser/

Morris has neat stuff, but is not consolidated in one resource:

https://blog.logos.com/2014/07/logos-5-combine-clause-passage-list-and-ln-numbers-for-a-unique-search/

There are neat concepts for a course, and with imagination you can adapt it to do it with Logos:

https://thirdmill.org/seminary/course.asp?vs=bst

http://reformedperspectives.org/seminary/study_guides/BuildingYourTheology.Lesson1.StudyGuide.English.pdf

I love many of the search techniques shared by "Keep smiling for Jesus" in the forums. You can look up that too.

Once your conceptual framework is enlarged, you will find ways to use Logos in advantageous ways to aid in your tasks. If in doubt you can post questions here in the forums.

Peace and grace.

Hamilton Ramos · October 2019

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1072252#Comment_1072252

You are welcome Batman, glad info was of help.

P.S.

I just noticed that if you go to : documents / public, and type in the filter "Miller" you can make a copy of a notebook called:

Sermon Planner Template (adapted from J.R. Miller)

Tes · October 2019

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1072330#Comment_1072330

Thank you Hamilton for for the useful information.

Hamilton Ramos · October 2019

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1072384#Comment_1072384

You are welcome Tes.

If you decide to start building your own theology, keep us posted on how you go about it in Logos, it would be interesting to know. (maybe you can add some of your inductive work there too).

Peace and grace.

Tes · October 2019

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1072422#Comment_1072422

Hamilton Ramos said:

You are welcome Tes.

If you decide to start building your own theology, keep us posted on how you go about it in Logos, it would be interesting to know. (maybe you can add some of your inductive work there too).

Peace and grace.

Thank you Hamilton. I am always crios to learn anything in Logos regarding inductive bible study .

Morris Proctor

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