The A-list: Insight into North American culture
Here's the TS third-anniversary list of blogs that help Christians keep North American culture in perspective.
anti-itch meditation. If you have trouble with sharp insights and even sharper tongues, don't read Jeff Weddle's blog. You've been warned.
Cerulean Sanctum. Probably more than any other blogger I read regularly, Dan Edelen reminds me of a "a voice crying in the wilderness." He has a way of seeing what's going on and writing lucidly about it.
Contratimes. Following Bill Gnade's rhetoric is like looking into a lake so clear you can see the bottom 20 feet down. With all the muddy talk in the political, commercial, and media realms, Bill's writing literally gives me hope that all is not lost for the nation of my birth.
Jesus the Radical Pastor. John Frye sometimes takes heat for his writing, but he's usually on-target.
A Peculiar Prophet. UMC bishop William Willimon, homileticist extraordinaire, reminds Christians where our true citizenship lies
Spiritual Conversations. Like Willimon, Larry Chouinard writes insightfully on Christians' real citizenship.
If you're striving break loose from cultural assumptions that run counter to Kingdom thinking, these men can help you make the break.
anti-itch meditation. If you have trouble with sharp insights and even sharper tongues, don't read Jeff Weddle's blog. You've been warned.
Cerulean Sanctum. Probably more than any other blogger I read regularly, Dan Edelen reminds me of a "a voice crying in the wilderness." He has a way of seeing what's going on and writing lucidly about it.
Contratimes. Following Bill Gnade's rhetoric is like looking into a lake so clear you can see the bottom 20 feet down. With all the muddy talk in the political, commercial, and media realms, Bill's writing literally gives me hope that all is not lost for the nation of my birth.
Jesus the Radical Pastor. John Frye sometimes takes heat for his writing, but he's usually on-target.
A Peculiar Prophet. UMC bishop William Willimon, homileticist extraordinaire, reminds Christians where our true citizenship lies
Spiritual Conversations. Like Willimon, Larry Chouinard writes insightfully on Christians' real citizenship.
If you're striving break loose from cultural assumptions that run counter to Kingdom thinking, these men can help you make the break.
posted by Milton Stanley at 11:14 PM
4 Comments:
Thanks MIlton. For the record though, there is no tongues on my blog, sharp or otherwise!
Ha!
Transforming Sermons is probably the best collection of links to top-quality Christian resources out there, so it's a privilege to be included on your list, Milton.
Blessings.
Wow.. Thanks, Dan
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