I'm curious if anyone thinks this is going to be a really helpful feature? It was interesting to see across the top of the website of sermonaudio.com: "Enjoy our library...sermons from conservative churches worldwide." (My highlighting.) What does that mean? I appreciate all that Logos is doing but for ME this is sort of an oddball feature to unroll when there seem to be more pressing issues to address. Just my 2 pennies...
I couldn't agree more, I've already 'closed' it (if that's the right word?) on my system so that the Passage guide won't search it. Since sermons are highly individual and usually tailored for specific needs, one could spend hours listening to sermons that don't really enhance your study or suit your needs. It's not like reading a commentary or a book review.
Randy Hartman:I'm curious if anyone thinks this is going to be a really helpful feature?
Since I don't like to listen to talk audio (or even Powerpoint sermons) and I'm not interested in conservative sermons I'll probably not even check to see what it offers ... unless I gets lots of free time. But if it helps bring $$$ to Logos for things I will use, I don't mind turning off (or ignoring) a feature.
Orthodox Bishop Hilarion Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."
What might be nice would be to add RSS feeds to personally desires sites.
Say you church has a sight that distributes audio lessons.
An RSS feed with metadata for specified sites could be usefull to people.
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