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🎧 Listening to The Drive Home by Austin Britton. His newest single.
Finished reading Memoir and Remains of Robert Murray M’Cheyne by Andrew Bonar a few days ago. I was very blessed by it. To get a taste for yourself, read this mini bio about his short life and the lessons we can learn from it. 📚
Currently reading: On Being a Theologian of the Cross by Gerhard O. Forde 📚
Let’s not separate “going to church” from “being the church”. John Beeson explains why.
One of my favorite stories: 25 WWII German POWs escape (sort of) from a prison in Phoenix
Do you know how can I search multiple audio book collections (Librivox, Audible, Kobo, Open Culture, Libby, Gutenberg, etc.) with a single search?
Three examples of AI applied to historical research.
Alfons Schmid released a major update this week for Notebooks App. It just keeps getting better.
Finished reading: George Washington On Leadership by Richard Brookhiser 📚 Fantastic book. Washington continues to lead and inspire.
Finished reading: Geronimo’s Story of His Life by Geronimo. Tough man. Lots to learn from his story. 📚
📚 A couple weeks ago I heard The Life of Saint Macrina by her brother, Gregory of Nyssa, for the first time . It’s not long and worth a listen. She and her family often chose confessing Christ over anything else.
Test your history skills with Wikitrivia. You only get three lives.
🔗 tosdr.org—Terms of Service; Didn’t Read—summarizes what you agreed to when you signed up for __________.
What were the “high places”?
It may then be easiest to understand high places not as a reference to temporal space, but to a “higher” theological place.
🎵 I love this string arrangement of Mock Morris. My dad taught us to play this in Jr. High. So fun!
Ever wonder what to think of “Of David” or “Of Asaph” in the Psalms? And what about the collection as a whole? James M. Hamilton Jr. has an idea I like about who wrote the Psalms.