Logos 5: the specialist packages and bundles
In our ongoing review of Logos 5, we have considered the underlying Logos 5 platform, and then considered the base packages available. Today, we move on to the specialist packages…
Jeremy Walker
Very Presbyterian problems
If you have wandered around at all online you have probably seen one of those silly articles that purport to offer a string of very British problems, most of them…
“Every precious blessing”
6 5. 6 5 (North Coates) Every precious blessingComes from God above;Everything we have isFrom his heart of love. Jesus is the best gift,Coming down to save:Dying for his people,Rising…
Out of the mouth of babes
Mark’s post about how Christian parents deal with their children raises some interesting questions to which I may, in due course, offer some answers. In the meantime, I will provide…
Logos 5: the base packages
Last week we began to look at the Logos 5 platform, assessing something of the underlying provision. Today we move on to the base packages. These come at a range…
Time heals all wounds?
There seems to be a common misconception among believers, at least in my growing experience as a Christian and as a pastor. It is a misconception that I have seen…
Thoughts on visiting
Some time ago I read a letter from a pastor who had spent time in hospital. He was surprised at how ill-equipped the saints who came to visit him seemed…
Logos 5: the underlying platform
(Note: while there is an almost endless variety of material available from Logos Bible Software, this compound review is based around Logos Bible Software 5, the Bronze base package, and…
Come, you children
Just around the corner from our church building is a junior school. We have a reasonable relationship with the school, extending to taking occasional school assemblies, depending on who is…
“Let the praises of God’s mercy”
8 7. 8 7. D (Dim Ond Iesu) Let the praises of God’s mercyMy poor heart and tongue employ;Let each thought of grace and justice Fill this soul with boundless…