The A-list: Preaching
Here's the first of this week's anniversary lists of blogs that most influence this one. Today's list is blogs more or less exclusively devoted to preaching.
Biblical Preaching. Peter Mead may be the most prolific web writer on preaching right now. The blog he writes with Mike Roth covers all aspects of preaching with an emphasis on nuts-and-bolts issues.
Encouraging Expository Excellence. John Brand's new site replaces A Steward of the Secret Things. The new site is pretty much doing what the title says.
Expository Thoughts. This is very much a group effort with several talented writers. The emphasis of the blog should be plain enough, and their thoughts are often quite helpful.
PreachingTodayblog. This is a commercial site, and if you don't have an ad-blocking plugin, the flashing advertisements can be annoying. But Steve Mathewson seems like a nice guy, and the site's content is often helpful.
Soul Preaching. I'll admit it: as eclectic as I may be, I'm reluctant to link to a blog by a Seventh-Day Adventist. But in all fairness, Sherman Cox maintains an outstanding preaching blog.
Talking the Walk. Cal Habig has been blogging about preaching for less than a year, but he's covering some useful ground.
Theocentric Preaching. Darryl Dash keeps reminding us who the subject of all preaching ought to be (hint: not us).
Unashamed Workman. Colin Adams maintains one of the most disciplined preaching blogs on the net.
That's the A-list of blogs dedicated to preaching. Tomorrow: A-lists for gospel-centered living and insights into North American culture.
Biblical Preaching. Peter Mead may be the most prolific web writer on preaching right now. The blog he writes with Mike Roth covers all aspects of preaching with an emphasis on nuts-and-bolts issues.
Encouraging Expository Excellence. John Brand's new site replaces A Steward of the Secret Things. The new site is pretty much doing what the title says.
Expository Thoughts. This is very much a group effort with several talented writers. The emphasis of the blog should be plain enough, and their thoughts are often quite helpful.
PreachingTodayblog. This is a commercial site, and if you don't have an ad-blocking plugin, the flashing advertisements can be annoying. But Steve Mathewson seems like a nice guy, and the site's content is often helpful.
Soul Preaching. I'll admit it: as eclectic as I may be, I'm reluctant to link to a blog by a Seventh-Day Adventist. But in all fairness, Sherman Cox maintains an outstanding preaching blog.
Talking the Walk. Cal Habig has been blogging about preaching for less than a year, but he's covering some useful ground.
Theocentric Preaching. Darryl Dash keeps reminding us who the subject of all preaching ought to be (hint: not us).
Unashamed Workman. Colin Adams maintains one of the most disciplined preaching blogs on the net.
That's the A-list of blogs dedicated to preaching. Tomorrow: A-lists for gospel-centered living and insights into North American culture.
posted by Milton Stanley at 6:21 AM
8 Comments:
Thanks brother, very kind to include ours in your list. But yours is not listed?
Milton,
Thanks for these links. Some I am familiar with. A number of these I am not. I look forward to looking at them.
I appreciate the work you put into your blog.
You're welcome, Peter. I suppose on a list of blogs influencing, this one, adding my own would put me in an endless feedback loop!
Hope you find them useful, Jim. Thanks for your kind words.
Really helpful list. Thanks.
Glad you found it helpful, Dave. Thanks for stopping by.
LOL, Not sure how to take it, but I thank you for including me on this list of great resources. I was familiar with most, but not all of them.
And once again thanks for your blog....
God Bless
Glad to hear it, Sherman. I don't know enough about Adventist doctrine to know how much it's the case, but there's no denying that you and I have at least a few substantial doctrinal differences. Nevertheless, I respect your insights, devotion, and generosity in sharing your knowledge and experience at Soul Preaching. Thanks, too, for your kind words about this blog.
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