Sad to say but these devotionals are monographs probably because they came from Vyrso. Is there anyway to get it changed to calendar devotions?
What "bundle" do you refer? I don't see it on the site. In any case, Vyrso resources are "bare bones" resources, and are all "monographs." Only "Logos edition" resources can be calendar devotionals.
What "bundle" do you refer? I don't see it on the site.
https://blog.vyrso.com/2016/05/23/exclusive-deal-tozer-devotional-bundle/
Buying devotionals from Vyrso is a waste of time. Only way you can use them like a calendar devotional is to create a custom reading plan yourself. Buy beware when it comes to Vyrso you are always getting something sub-standard.
Thanks for the link. I can't see any product page on the site. [:s]
I <kind> of agree with you, but not fully. Users who are accustomed to Logos edition "calendar devotionals" will be greatly disappointed. Users who aren't, and/or who pick them up for <$2 shouldn't be. In many cases reading plans can still be made, albeit with some fidgeting, which will work out "ok."
A tad more than fidgeting when it comes to creating a full year custom reading plan. I was only aware of the product because it came up on my home page in Logos from the Vysro blog. Personally only buy them if the conent is of particular interest, don't care for them as devotionals, not worth the effort. It's easier to extract the text and make it into a proper calendar devotional PB than it is to make a custom reading plan.
It's easier to extract the text and make it into a proper calendar devotional PB than it is to make a custom reading plan.
Well, not in all cases. Here is a brief example:
Many of these resources DO have "chapter" titles for each day's "reading." When this is the case, it is really pretty simple to create a reading plan. You need to figure out how many "chapter" titles there are (360 + Title Page, TOC, Author Bio, etc.) and create a basic reading plan with "x" readings. If you want to start the plan today or tomorrow, simply backdate the starting of the plan. With some resources, this can be done in under 2 minutes.
