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A devotional newsletter that pairs a short Bible passage with a reflective essay on Scripture, mission, love and Christian life, such as the Great Commission, the home as a place of faith and early church history. Each issue offers a grounded, Scripture-first meditation that tends to close with a practical or spiritual takeaway.
A Nonviolent God is a Christian theology newsletter by Steve Hall that reframes biblical texts to argue God is as nonviolent as Jesus, with serialised chapters from his books on creation, Lamentations and forgiveness. Readers get free opening chapters of each book, with the rest behind a Patron subscription or available as paperback and ebook.
A pastor and classical apologist answers common Christian apologetics questions in a FAQ series, such as whether Jesus is the only way to God, the substitutionary atonement, and how the biblical canon was formed. Readers get structured, scripture-based responses aimed at believers and skeptics alike.
Each issue takes a short theme from Jewish mysticism or Scripture, such as the Noahide laws, the Talmudic ideal of inner and outer integrity, or the Grey alien archetype, and connects it to Kabbalah and the New Testament. It suits readers who want accessible explanations of rabbinic sources with a Christian-leaning spiritual commentary.
A weekly-style roundup from a UK Christian pastor-writer sharing curated links, songs and short reflections on ministry, culture and the Bible. Readers get a Christian lens on current events, church life and worship resources, with occasional original commentary.
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