Substacks recommended by Amar D. Peterman

Recommended by Amar D. Peterman

The enthusiasms, musings, and observations of James K.A. Smith. Mostly books, music, and film. Expect no punditry here. Look elsewhere for outrage.

The Priory

By Karen Swallow Prior

Prayers of Attention

This is going to be an outstanding Substack to follow. As always, Dr. Prior's wisdom and reflections are well worth your time and attention.

- Amar D. Peterman

Samuel Hagos's Substack

I Want to be a Good Steward of the Life Entrusted to Me.

Sam offers an excellent, pastoral voice that is needed in our world. If you need a bit of Spirit-filled life in your inbox, look no further.

- Amar D. Peterman

Jesus, Justice & Joash

By Joash Thomas

Thoughts on Justice, Theology & Faith.

Religion Otherwise

By J. Kameron Carter

fugitive musings on faith, politics, and the art of living . . .

God Here & Now

By Center for Barth Studies

A newsletter from the Center for Barth Studies at Princeton Theological Seminary

The Pietist Schoolman

By Chris Gehrz

Exploring Christianity, history, and education — and how they intersect

Ecstatic

By Ekstasis

True Myth for a Hypermodern Age

I love the work my friend Conor and the team at Ekstasis are doing. This newsletter is one I'm looking forward to seeing in my inbox.

- Amar D. Peterman

*Some Assembly Required

By John Inazu

Reflections on Protests, People, and Pluralism

John's weekly Substack is wonderfully insightful and informative. It is both generous and critical—seeing the generative possibilities of our assembly without ignoring the pressing realities we face. I look forward to reading this newsletter each week.

- Amar D. Peterman

CrossTalk

By J.D. Tyler

A weekly newsletter helping everyday Christians find life and rest in Jesus.

I treasure the wisdom my friend JD shares each week. It is theologically grounded, practice-driven, and rooted in love of neighbor.

- Amar D. Peterman

Wisdom of Crowds

Agreement is nice. Disagreement is better.

Wear We Are

By Michael & Melissa Wear

From Michael and Melissa Wear, Wear We Are offers original analysis, exclusive interviews and curated news and content about faith, politics and public life.

I love this project from Michael and Melissa Wear — their collective knowledge is invaluable for our society today.

- Amar D. Peterman