A Catholic theology publication that explains and defends doctrine using the Scholastic and Thomistic method, including responses to contemporary debates and multi-part series on topics like penal substitution and Protestantism. Readers get long, citation-heavy articles drawing on papal teaching, councils and Scholastic authors.

Long-form essays on Reformed theology and liturgy, drawing on Barth, Calvin, and apocalyptic readings of Paul. Readers get close engagement with historical sources and contemporary arguments, including practical proposals for prayer and critique of Christian nationalism.

A personal blog by Nicolás D. Acosta mixing essays on film (Nathan Fielder, Nolan's Batman), Christian theology and philosophy, and everyday musings, with some pieces in Spanish. Readers get a mix of reflective, witty criticism and personal writing that swings between the sincere and the silly.

A progressive Christian pastor and theologian writes essays on biblical interpretation, challenging conservative readings on marriage and sexuality, alongside daily lectionary readings with exegetical notes. Readers get scholarship-informed, Hebrew-grounded commentary from an affirming, feminist, antiracist, universalist perspective.