Software, Services, and the Gospel (Part 4)
I've been sitting on this for sometime now. The issue being that I didn't want to rehash some of what we already know as suitable software/hardware or services/applications, but really point out the why in using these items we set ourselves up to be presentable with the Gospel.
That being said, here are my selections for part 4 of this series Software, Services, and the Gospel.
- Photography
- Logos
Photography
When we think of the evolution of photography, we think of services such as photo sharing websites (Shozu, Flickr, etc.) and multimedia messaging (MMS). But instead of just speaking about the services, which we are for all intents and purposes familiar with, I want to just highlight how photography is an effective tool for sharing and living the Gospel:
Read this verse then view this website.
To me, this is probably the most impressive display of mobile ministry I've seen to date.
Logos Bible Software
Despite being one of the most expeisive software packages available, Logos Bible Software has been widely regarded as the best for several reasons. The latest version, Logos 3, has several additions that makes it an even better buy:
- Bible Speed Search
- Bible Word Study Report
- Vocabulary Lists & Flash Cards
- and tons more features.
I've used this software exactly one time in the past, and have been wanting for my PDA's software ability and collection to be this good. Granted, that might not be possible on a Treo just yet, but considering all that Logos has done so far, who knows what might be possible in the near future.
Note: Logos Bible Software is hosting BibleTech:2008 Conference in Seattle, in January. Read more at the Logos website.
That being said, here are my selections for part 4 of this series Software, Services, and the Gospel.
- Photography
- Logos
Photography
When we think of the evolution of photography, we think of services such as photo sharing websites (Shozu, Flickr, etc.) and multimedia messaging (MMS). But instead of just speaking about the services, which we are for all intents and purposes familiar with, I want to just highlight how photography is an effective tool for sharing and living the Gospel:
Read this verse then view this website.
To me, this is probably the most impressive display of mobile ministry I've seen to date.
Logos Bible Software
Despite being one of the most expeisive software packages available, Logos Bible Software has been widely regarded as the best for several reasons. The latest version, Logos 3, has several additions that makes it an even better buy:
- Bible Speed Search
- Bible Word Study Report
- Vocabulary Lists & Flash Cards
- and tons more features.
I've used this software exactly one time in the past, and have been wanting for my PDA's software ability and collection to be this good. Granted, that might not be possible on a Treo just yet, but considering all that Logos has done so far, who knows what might be possible in the near future.
Note: Logos Bible Software is hosting BibleTech:2008 Conference in Seattle, in January. Read more at the Logos website.
Labels: BibleTech, photography, software, tech
posted by Antoine @ 10/11/2007 03:00:00 PM
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1 Comments:
Thanks for your inclusion of ShoZu. We're happy to hear that our application is being used by your community :-)
Best,
Mark (ShoZu)
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