When you think about your typical day, week, month, or year and the things you need to do personally, parentally, pastorally, professionally, and academically as it pertains to reading, studying, learning, discussing, writing about, counseling from, defending, teaching, and preaching the Bible, what are your biggest problems, pain points, frustrations, obstacles, and annoyances that take the wind out of your sails, suck up your time, stress you out, and keep you from doing what you love, what you're best at, and what you've been called to?
We're always looking for ways to "use technology to equip the Church to grow in the light of the Bible," and we'd love to explore how products and services leveraging technology might help to solve some of your biggest pain points and give you back time to spend on more meaningful activities and relationships.
If you have ideas on how we might solve your problem, feel free to share them, too. But I'm mainly interested in understanding what your biggest challenges are.
To be clear, I'm not looking for your pain points with Logos. We're already aware of most of those, and we're always eager to hear more about them. But let's do that in other threads. It's okay if your biggest pain points intersect with ways Logos isn't serving you as well as you'd like it to. Go ahead and include those things where that's the case. But I'm not primarily looking for your list of bugs and annoyances with Logos. Think bigger and broader than that.
I'll give you a few real examples to get you started.
"My library is spread across Logos, print at home, print at the office, PDFs, etc., and it's difficult for me to remember if I already own a book and, if I do, where to find it. I'd love it if I had a master catalog of my entire library in one place, ideally in Logos, that requires little work to build, maintain, and search."
"I'm constantly writing sermons, lectures, articles, emails, letters, blog posts, comments, etc. While some of what I write is stored in systems I control, organize, and can easily search, much of it isn't. Some things I write get lost on other people's platforms. I'd love to have a central repository of all of the Bible-related content I produce, enabling me to more easily find and reuse it."
"My children ask me questions about the Bible that I don't always have good answers to. Finding reliable answers takes more time than I have and requires wading through lots of unhelpful and unbiblical answers. I wish there were a place I could go to get solid biblical answers to the kinds of questions my children (and others) ask about the Bible."
Thanks!