Great video! Ive been pastoring for 30 years and always looking for ways to improve study and preaching. I was wondering where the template is that you show at the end, Im looking but don't seem to see it. Thanks Again!
Is there anyway you do a sermon using logos? Or what is the easiest way to do a sermon using logos..I just got logos pro but it’s a little confusing on how to use it..thanks
It takes some time to learn. I typically will write a sermon, just like I explain in this video, using my outline process. But in Logos, sometimes it is helpful to start a notebook for your sermon (which is a cool feature in the sermon builder). I use a notebook first for research notes as I study the sermon text in Logos. So I'll keep that open while reading the text, making observations, and reading commentaries, etc. Then, when I am ready to write, I have quick access to all of my notes. Other than that, it functions fairly similar to a typical word processor. Hope that helps. Probably too much to explain in a comment here, but it could be a good idea for a future video. Thanks for asking.
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Great video! Could you do a day in the life of a pastor video?
Thanks! That’s not a bad idea. I’ll add it to my list of content ideas.
Really well explained..thank you
Glad you found it helpful.
Thank You , Fantastic
You're welcome
Great video! Ive been pastoring for 30 years and always looking for ways to improve study and preaching. I was wondering where the template is that you show at the end, Im looking but don't seem to see it. Thanks Again!
Thanks! The link is in the video description. But here it is again: www.propreacher.com/subscribe/
Is there anyway you do a sermon using logos? Or what is the easiest way to do a sermon using logos..I just got logos pro but it’s a little confusing on how to use it..thanks
It takes some time to learn. I typically will write a sermon, just like I explain in this video, using my outline process. But in Logos, sometimes it is helpful to start a notebook for your sermon (which is a cool feature in the sermon builder). I use a notebook first for research notes as I study the sermon text in Logos. So I'll keep that open while reading the text, making observations, and reading commentaries, etc. Then, when I am ready to write, I have quick access to all of my notes. Other than that, it functions fairly similar to a typical word processor. Hope that helps. Probably too much to explain in a comment here, but it could be a good idea for a future video. Thanks for asking.