I would be very interested to know what other blogs you like to read — especially blogs on theological themes.
You can answer by a click in the poll below.
I would be extra grateful if you would leave a comment to let me know what blogs you particularly like.
Thanks!
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Tribal Church, Spiritual Hiccups, questing Parson, Hacking Christianity, john Vest, Praydar
Thanks Doug!
I enjoy reading Donald Miller’s blog at http://storylineblog.com/
Thanks Mike — I’ve read a couple of posts there too. I’ll have to check it out some more.
I find Rev Dr. Mary Naegeli’s blog most insightful, challenging and comforting. It is called: Bringing the Word to Life http://wordtolife.wordpress.com/2014/01/
Thanks Thomas! I’ll check it out.
I would also recommend: https://stevendkurtz.wordpress.com/2013/10/26/jesus-on-what-matters/
Rev Kurtz offers very thoughtful blogs from his sermons and always points to Jesus no matter how different his perspective on issues of the day may differ from my view. He is ever so focused on God’s Kingdom and direct and transparent on his own journey of faith.
I get a daily post from Richard Rohr via Facebook, Twice a day I receive a list of news/articles from United Methodist Reporter/Methoblog, and a daily post from Church of our Saviour via email http://inwardoutward.org/.
Sometimes I will browse Red Letter Christian, Sojourners and Jesus Creed (Scot McKnight) is often good as well. When he posts, I read United Methodeviations – (http://doroteos2.com) Dan gives commentary about mainly United Methodist or Mainline church issues. Elaine Heath just started a blog (http://elaineaheath.wordpress.com) and Maria Dixon Hall is a dynamite communicator, she does not blog often enough (http://www.patheos.com/blogs/mariadixonhall/).
I also like this guy, Gary Neal Hansen…he’s doing some good work as well!
Awe, shucks. Thanks Deb!
Gary– In addition to your own blog posts–I follow the Charles Malik Society for Redeeming Reason on fb, and follow Larry Hurtado’s Blog–good NT insights and a great recent plea for lowering the prices and widening access to “academic” books.
Thanks Tracee! Great to know you are checking in here. Hope your program is going well. Give my greetings to your excellent new president!