Welcome new subscribers to the Biblically Connected newsletter: a newsletter about using analogue and digital tools (especially obsidian) for bible study (as well as some interesting links from the week).
Nick Milo’s Linking Your Thinking cohort helped me develop my approach to note taking and knowledge management. He held a conference recently and now you can watch all the replays.
We were told they wanted to conserve the old time religion. What they wanted was to conquer their enemies and to make stained-glass windows honoring themselves—no matter who was hurt along the way.
Apocalypse comes from Greek meaning to uncover or reveal. Russel Moore’s choice of title feels doubly apt from that point of view. I pray for true justice for the victims and reform of the SBC.
Andrew Wilson@AJWTheology
Jesus, just after Peter’s greatest failure: “Do you love me? Feed my sheep.” Jesus, just after Peter’s greatest success: “Get behind me, Satan.” Our highs can be more dangerous than our lows.
9:48 AM · May 10, 2022
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It’s interesting how Andrew focused on how dangerous our highs can be. When I first read these verses I focused on Jesus comforting Peter after his failure. As it says in Proverbs 3:34
He mocks proud mockers
but shows favor to the humble and oppressed
I’ve been exploring Notion more again and refining how I use obsidian and Notion together for my Bible study notes and organization. In this video I explored a notion template Andy_notion put together to see what I could steal from it.
Ghost, a blogging platform, has announced an update to version 5 including some new features like multiple newsletters.
I’ve long admired ghost and backed its initial Kickstarter. Perhaps it’s time to investigate it more.
That’s all for this week.
I hope you enjoyed this different style.
I’m going on holiday so I’m not sure I’ll share anything next week.
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