A Chinese-language series on using humor in Christian preaching, examining whether and how humor can serve sermons, drawing on rhetorical theory and Chinese church contexts. Readers get a reasoned argument about the limits of humor in the pulpit and practical comparisons with stand-up comedy.
Website: https://www.chinesepreaching.org/
A newsletter from pastor and author Nadia Bolz-Weber offering sermons, personal essays and interviews that approach Christian faith with humor, honesty and compassion. Readers get reflective writing on scripture, pilgrimage and everyday moral questions from a perspective aimed at spiritual misfits.
A free daily devotional pairing a Psalm verse with a short personal reflection on memory, grief, rural life and small daily mercies. Each issue ends with a brief prayer written in a quiet, first-person voice.
Historian and author Diana Butler Bass writes about religion, politics and culture in America, with a focus on mainline Protestants and Christian nationalism. Issues combine commentary on survey data, reflections from travel, and weekly lectionary-based Sunday meditations.
An independent Christian news outlet covering religious freedom disputes, church-state legal cases and persecution, mixed with reflective essays grounded in scripture. Readers get detailed, sourced case reporting alongside devotional commentary.
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