You may know of my interest in purchasing an iPhone. In my previous post, I wrote that my contact with Sprint was up in April. Turns out that this was hearsay and innuendo.
I called Sprint and my contract ends in December 2008. Arrgh…
Time to reframe my expectations and hopes…
I currently do not use any Bible software. I have been following the development of Logos Bible Software for Mac and wonder if I might want to purchase it in the future. I also wonder if there is a quality online resource that would serve a similar purpose. I have a sense that Bible software would be a useful tool to improve my teaching, preaching and study.
Have you used or do you use Bible software? In what ways have you found it to be helpful? Do you have any suggestions on a particular software or online resource?
PS - I am a big Apple fan. The computers that I have used included a Macintosh Plus a Power Computing Power 100 mac clone, iMac G3 and my current 1.25 ghz PowerBook G4. Maybe a MacBook Pro will be in my future. Someday…
PPS - Apple recycles any iPod and any cell phone - free!
In other big news:
Like Tim Stevens, I have considered purchasing an iPhone when my current contract with Sprint is up in April. To this point, I have been dissuaded, by what I perceived to be the lack of functionality tying the iPhone to the Microsoft Server software that keeps my calendar, email and contacts humming at Resurrection. The announcement of the iPhone Enterprise Beta Program has me thinking that this may be a possibility in the near future after all…
But then, I do have some loyalty to to the hometown company - I drive past Sprint’s corporate headquarters every day going to church. Hmmm… What to do…
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