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Logos Bible Software Training Event |
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Written by Jason P. Franklin
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Wednesday, 07 January 2009 |
 There are many Bible softwares on the market. One of the most popular is Logos, available in various flavors depending on one's needs and role in church life.
On March 5th & 6th (Thursday and Friday) mp seminars is putting on their Camp Logos in Redding, CA at Little Country Church.
If you are a Logos Bible Software user, this is a conference worth considering.
CAMP LOGOS is their two day seminar in which they teach you to practically use many of the features of your Logos Bible Software.
If you’re new to Logos Bible Software don’t be afraid. There are no prerequisites for attending Camp Logos.
If you’re a seasoned user don’t shy away from the seminar. There are expert shortcuts, insights, and applications all throughout the seminar that will challenge you and take you to the next level.
For more information about Camp Logos visit:
https://www.mpseminars.com/index.cfm/PageID/749 |
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Written by Jason P. Franklin
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Monday, 15 December 2008 |
 Romans 12:1-2 is one of my all time favorite verses. I first memorized it (along with Psalm 119:11) as a teenager while going through Disciple Youth (a discipleship program for teens). I have read it, re-read it, quoted it, written it, preached on it etc. for about twenty years. I can quote it verbatim in three different translation and have paraphrased it times beyond counting when speaking extemporaneously to various groups and individuals.
Today though... today, something hit me afresh. I gained new insight into this passage. The word of God is indeed “living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of soul and of spirit, of joints and of marrow, and discerning the thoughts and intentions of the heart” (Hebrews 4:12). |
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Written by Jason P. Franklin
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Friday, 12 December 2008 |
“Where there is no prophetic vision the people cast off restraint, but blessed is he who keeps the law.”
Proverbs 29:18 When I was a boy, I would reflect the sun’s rays off my wristwatch onto a place just in front of our cat. Every time the cat would take the bate. As I bobbed that speck of light around the room, that poor cat would chase it around. Many pastors are like that cat.
As an adult I have recognized in myself a tendency to “chase the shiny” (a phrase coined by my wife). I am constantly drawn to the next cool gadget, slick software, or techno-bauble (I’m a recovering tech-junky). How this plays out in ministry terms is in my eyes being drawn to other ministry opportunities. I think I might not be alone. It seems, anecdotally, that most pastors have one eye out for those proverbial greener pastures. |
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