Substacks recommended by Liam Byrnes

Recommended by Liam Byrnes

Theology is more like poetry than geometry. Theology is "vile for the sake of the gospel" (so says my friend, John Wesley). Aspiring to a vile poetics.

Glenn’s Substack

By Dr. Glenn Packiam

Church, Theology, and Culture,

Glenn is one of the most articulate, well grounded and life filled voices in the Church today. His reflections on scripture, pastoral life and faithfulness and well worth your time.

- Liam Byrnes

What's in my NOW?

By Cool Tools Lab

the tangible and invisible things that are influencing the NOW

Andrew Lavers

Weekly newsletters inviting you to wonder with me as we explore a world of exceptional art and the people who make it.

Playful and thoughtful reflections on the creative process..

- Liam Byrnes

Experimental Theology with Richard Beck

Drawing Large and Startling Figures

Richard Beck has gone progressive and come back again... His wisdom and nuance from that journey, alongside his psychological expertise make his commentary on any issue deeply insightful.

- Liam Byrnes

Three Things Newsletter

By Andy Patton

A digest of resources to connect you with God, neighbor, and culture.

Word from the Bird

By Mike Bird with Word

A newsletter about Christian faith, biblical scholarship, and contemporary issues.

Michael Bird's expertise is only out matched by his wonderful sense of humour. Reminding everyone that theology, exegesis and cultural commentary don't have to be dry as bones, but can be full of clear headedness light-heartedness.

- Liam Byrnes

Scot’s Newsletter

By Scot McKnight

Tov unleashed: pursuing goodness (tov) in church and life.

Scot's emails are full of his expertise in the New Testament as well as his lifetime of experience loving the Church and reflecting on her life.

- Liam Byrnes

Jim Martin's Encouragement Note

Encouragement for the Weeks Ahead

Jim's emails are always full of practical wisdom grounded in his extensive pastoral experience and thoughtful voice.

- Liam Byrnes

The Lectio Letter

Recommended by Liam Byrnes