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Superb April 16, 2012 Reviewer: Richard Mahone from Detroit, MI United States   Presentation very captivating, enlightening and profound. Was this review helpful to you?

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Redeem the time wisely, use a shortcut... April 11, 2012 Reviewer: Donald Randolph from Scottsdale, AZ United States   When it comes to using Logos, you can't have too many short cuts. However, you can pay too much for them.  So, get the LearnLogos Shortcut series and get the best of both worlds. Was this review helpful to you?

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Preparing Sermons Session #3 April 11, 2012 Reviewer: Richard Davis from New Cumberland, PA United States   I have been blessed by studying several of the "Preparing Sermons" series. The step by step approach along with help in how to sharply focus sections of my Logos library into collections is invaluable. Simply grateful for such valuable training in how to use Logos. Was this review helpful to you?

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Excellent work April 10, 2012 Reviewer: crs from Metaline Falls, WA United States   Excellent teaching and great service! Was this review helpful to you?

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Seminar Part 5 April 10, 2012 Reviewer: Claybon Collins Jr from Petersburg, VA United States   John does an excellent job of training with the videos.  I am able to take my time without fear of missing anything as I learn the various steps.  It has already made a difference in my learning and preaching of the Gospel.  Thanks again John for a great work. Was this review helpful to you?

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WOW! THANKS April 3, 2012 Reviewer: Mike Franz from MI   WOW! THANKS John, you nailed it with this one! "Iron sharpens iron and one man sharpens another." (Proverbs 27:15). Nothing is more dangerous and frustrating than working with a dull tool. This webinar sharpens the available tools in Logos 4 to a keen edge so the student can save time and get down to serious study. I can't wait for more. Was this review helpful to you?

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great Webinar April 3, 2012 Reviewer: Darrel from OR   Thank you for a great Webinar. This was my 3rd one and it helped me in my studies for teaching a Torah class and new testament. By using Logos I can remove doubt about commentaries. Was this review helpful to you?

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This study was so exciting. April 3, 2012 Reviewer: Susan Murphy from FL   One thing I like about your teaching is the many excellent resources that you provide to enhance our studies.  For example, "Handbook to Prayer", "An Exposition On Prayer" by Dr. Rosscup, "Topical Analysis of the Bible", "Opentext", etc.  I did not have Dr. Rosscup's book but was was able to pull up on Utube some of his videos on prayer and was up to 2:00 a.m. listening to one of the videos.  It was tremendous.   Also, you covered a number of collections and how to set them up, that are very useful for searching on Meditation and Devotion, Historical Background, Theological Background, Word Studies, Cross Checking/Cross Referencing, Application, etc. Another very useful item you gave us was to show how you set up your main layout for Bible study.  I plan to use this layout for my studies. Thanks once again for giving of your time so freely to help us.  I pray for you, for strength and blessings for giving of yourself so freely. Was this review helpful to you?