Long-form essays on Genesis and related biblical texts, setting them in their ancient Near Eastern context and in the history of Jewish and Christian interpretation. Readers get close textual readings that cover Hebrew word meanings, comparative sources and doctrinal history.

A Christian theology newsletter that reads the Hebrew Bible in its ancient context and original languages, arguing for a non-classical doctrine of God and tracing lexical and theological lines such as the 'fullness of the Gentiles'. Readers get dense, scholarly biblical-theological essays plus occasional reader-engagement posts.

This newsletter presents readings from early church history (c. 50-500 AD), pairing primary texts such as letters by John Chrysostom and Paul with scholarly and historical introductions. It also includes original argument, such as a proposed wartime dating of the Gospel of John.

A scholar's newsletter exploring the Gospels through historical and literary analysis, covering topics such as disciples' nicknames, ancient biography and Jesus' teaching on judgement. Readers get accessible academic insight, book interviews and responses to reader questions.