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Logos Bible Software is giving away thousands of dollars of prizes to celebrate the launch of Logos Bible Software 4 Mac on October 1. Prizes include an iMac, a MacBook Pro, an iPad, an iPod Touch, and more than 100 other prizes! They’re also having a special limited-time sale on their Mac and PC base packages and upgrades! Check it out!

As I mentioned in one of my previous posts, one of my favorite pastors who's podcasts I listen to is Dr. Neal Jackson, who was preaching down in Pensacola, FL, during the Rejoice in the Lord telecast.

He has now moved to the beautiful countryside of Bennett, NC, and he's now preaching at Beulah Baptist Church. If you'd like to continue to hear his wonderful sermons, head on over to their website and click on the Podcasts section of the site.

You'll really get a blessing out of his sermons. He is such an excellent pastor and I thoroughly enjoy listening to him!

Logos Bible Software is an incredibly powerful tool for Bible Study, and Logos 4 is certainly no exception. Logos 4 has also made it much easier to learn how to study the Bible with its new, much more simplified interface and smart technologies. Still, when it comes down to doing in-depth Bible Study in Logos, I've always wished I had a plan laid out that would guide me along the way. I've watched many training videos, read extensive manuals, even attended a Camp Logos (which I HIGHLY recommend by the way), and have accumulated a good technical knowledge of the program. I've then asked myself, "How can I apply the knowledge I've learned in Logos to use it to perform in-depth Bible Study?"

Look no further.