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At Wordsearch Bible, our mission has always been to equip and serve preachers and teachers for a lifetime of ministry. The brand new Perks program is our way of thanking our loyal users with more benefits than we have ever offered before.
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Welcome to our Tips & Tricks series! This series is meant to help you get the most out of using Wordsearch. Hopefully you’ll find out something new with each tip and be on your way to deeper Bible study. This week’s tip is about creating your wishlist.
The Wordsearch store has thousands of resources to choose from for your digital library. To help you keep track of the books you want to eventually purchase, our website has a wishlist feature. This way, you can save products you aren’t quite ready to buy yet to your wishlist, and easily come back to them (or send to others as a hint for a future gift!)
To build your wishlist:
In honor of our new release of three new Treasures from the Scriptures volumes this is a re-post of a previously posted guest blog from author Rod Mattoon.
Let me say up front that I use Wordsearch almost every single day because I study every day. There are two main features that help me immensely.
1. The Topics button
A. Subject Research
This tool enables me to do in-depth studies on any particular subject I want to research. For example, if I am preaching through the book of Job and want to find material on “trials.” By finding verses and information about “trials,” I can then form an outline on this particular subject or incorporate the principles into my message.
Welcome to our Tips & Tricks series! This series is meant to help you get the most out of using Wordsearch. Hopefully you’ll find out something new with each tip and be on your way to deeper Bible study. This week’s tip is about the topical carousel.
In a previous tip we talked about the Bible and commentary carousels and how they could be used to give you easy access to your Bible translations and commentary books.
The Wordsearch program also offers one more carousel, which gives you easier access to your topical books.
The topical carousel is great for making you more efficient in Wordsearch as it peruses each of the books in your carousel and only shows you the books that have relevant information on the topic you are studying.
Welcome to our Tips & Tricks series! This series is meant to help you get the most out of using Wordsearch. Hopefully you’ll find out something new with each tip and be on your way to deeper Bible study. This week’s tip is about Bible Notes.
Bible Notes is a great function in Wordsearch that allows you to write in the margin of every Bible translation you own simultaneously. Accessing this information is super easy when reading through your Bible translations.
Welcome to our Tips & Tricks series! This series is meant to help you get the most out of using Wordsearch. Hopefully you’ll find out something new with each tip and be on your way to deeper Bible study. This week’s tip will explain how to share your notecards.
Sometimes research for a sermon, lesson, or paper can be daunting.
With the Notestacks functionality inside of Wordsearch, you can easily organize, categorize, and find your research.
Even better, by sharing your notecards with other Wordsearch users, it is like having an entire research team at your disposal.