Epics & Epistles
Irvin RodheFor those of us in the second half of life, still asking hard questions of God. Stories, prayers, and honest faith from a 70-year-old South African who came to Christ late and is still figuring it out.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 46 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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The Devil’s Digital Choir: Why AI-Generated “Worship” Makes a Mockery of God and Deceives the Nations
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I am a child of God, saved by the blood of Jesus Christ. I read my Bible in the King James Version, I worship in the faith of my fathers, and I still believe that the Word of God is sharper than any two‑ed...
The Internet Has Become Boooooring
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The internet has become boring.
Terribly, profoundly boring. There, I got it off my chest. And I don’t mean boring in the sense of “nothing to do.” I mean boring in the sense of hollow. Like biting into...
I'm Worried About a Girl I've Never Met
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I’m writing this with a cup of rooibos going cold beside me, and a sky outside my window that’s doing that Highveld thing—big, bruised clouds, the kind that can’t decide whether to weep or just grumble. It...
We Forgot How to Want Things
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I was sitting outside my porch yesterday afternoon, watching the hadedas pick at the lawn (the bird on the photo above), and I got to thinking about a young man I saw on YouTube some months back. He coul...
Permission to Be Tired: A Manifesto for the Grumpy and the Grateful
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Let me tell you about the worst thing I saw on the internet this week. Pretty scary, so brace yourselves.
It was an almost a hundred years old woman, jumping out of a plane.
With a parachute, yes, before...
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For those of us in the second half of life, still asking hard questions of God. Stories, prayers, and honest faith from a 70-year-old South African who came to Christ late and is still figuring it out.
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