6 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
A personal newsletter of Christian reflections, mixing essays on family worship, satirical letters in the style of C.S. Lewis, and short allegorical stories. Readers get theologically grounded writing from a Reformed, Puritan-influenced perspective.
A devotional and doctrinal newsletter from a Reformed Evangelical perspective, covering topics like divine healing and the atonement, ministerial renewal, and the case for a cappella worship. The writing is theologically substantive, citing church historians and Scripture, with personal application from a pastor's viewpoint.
A weekly resource for ministers following the Revised Common Lectionary, delivering a Call to Worship, Opening Prayer and sermon outline keyed to each Sunday's readings. Paid subscribers also receive full manuscript sermons.
A personal newsletter from a software professional and family man reflecting on faith, worship, and everyday life, with recent issues weighing the spiritual implications of using AI tools. It also covers family news and announces a split into separate family and AI-focused newsletters.
A Christian devotional newsletter by author Jan Ross featuring a serialized study of Psalm 1 with personal anecdotes and reflection on meditating on Scripture. It also includes promotion of her book Rivers of Oil about worship and surrender.
A weekly church blog from a house-church pastor reflecting on preaching rotations, the praise team's ministry at conferences, and trusting God's calling. It offers devotional reflections and updates on church life rather than broad analysis or news.
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