Northwestern Publishing House Sermon Studies categorized as monographs?

I like the Sermon Studies from the Northwestern Publishing House. My question is: Why are they categorized as monographs? Wouldn't it be more appropriate to categorize and tag them e.g. as commentaries? So they would show up in Logos together with other commentaries? Would it be complicated to fix this?

Thank you in advance!

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Dave Hooton

I don't have the Studies, but here are some thoughts:-

1. They are clearly categorized as Sermon Studies/Outlines, which could be type Sermons or Monograph.

as Commentaries, passages need to be in canonical order, and appear only once in the collection of 11 volumes.
a random/selected collection of passages do not qualify as Commentaries (which need to be more complete and systematic).
a Sermon based on a passage is not a Commentary

2. If tagged by Faithlife, the sermons/outlines will appear in Sermon Starter Guide (based on bible passage and/or theme)

MJ. Smith

Wouldn't it be more appropriate to categorize and tag them e.g. as commentaries?

They are commentaries based on the lectionary and should be indexed by lectionary date. Bible commentaries follow Biblical sequence as Dave pointed out. There is no special type for lectionary commentaries.