Using OneNote and Logos Bible Software

www.gospelcente... I wanted to show you how I use Logos Bible Software and Microsoft's OneNote to study Scripture. Have questions, comments, suggestions? Let me know by commenting below.
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[@trevorholly7266]

Awesome job Travis. I have been looking for a way to organize my bible studies electronically with OneNote along with a bible app. I like how you have your set up to be organized and how you laid out your template. This has given me a starting point. Thx!

[@stocktontravis]

Thanks Trevor! Glad it was a help to you!

[@michaell7877]

Like your vids. Can. You use dark mode? Much easier on the eyes.

[@carlthomas4959]

I gotta be honest, this is insane. Do more on this method please. Are you still using it? Do you go back and amend the notes as your study more?

[@stocktontravis]

Hey Carl, I've thought about doing another video honestly on this same topic. I am still using this, though my time in in-depth study has been limited as of late due to doing my best to lead some of my extended family through more of an overview devotional every night. If I do another video, what would you like to see more of, Onenote or Logos? Is there anything else you want to know about besides the questions you asked? I'll address it more in depth in the next video but I do go back and amend the notes as I study more.

[@carlthomas4959]

@@stocktontravis I use both but not together. But I like to see how people who actually study the bible do it. Like whats their system, etc. The fact you do it in OneNote is essentially inconsequential, but how you study scripture in Logos would be interesting.

[@stocktontravis]

@@carlthomas4959 Thanks for the feedback. I'll have to consider how to approach this. Thanks!

[@nics8040]

How much does the logos software cost?

[@stocktontravis]

Hey there @nics8040, the software actually can be free if you just get the entry level software. It comes with a couple of Bibles and a couple of books. But like any tool, the more you invest into it, the more you get out of it. Each resource is an additional cost, with some of the "features" that Logos offers being considered "resources". For the new user, the free software is fine for beginning. But when you see what Logos is capable of, you start to realize the value of investing into this tool. I would recommend starting off with the Logos 10 Fundamentals package: www.logos.com/product/228264/logos-10-fundamentals and then upgrading as you recognize which tools you want to be able to use. This package is $50 but is a great way to get your feet wet so to speak.