Blogs That I Follow

**UPDATED: 3/19/12**

I am a very picky individual when it comes to what I read when it comes to Christian writers. The chaotic condition of the Church and her million-and-one different doctrines makes it hard to find a good article that breathes life. It seems most are looking to have some deep theological study on the history of Israel’s exodus of the ninth Levitical reign of King David (totally just made that one up, but I’m sure you can see my point). So I wanted to give the people who read this blog (all 5 of you lol…kidding) some resources and other friends of mine that are pretty solid in their view of Christ as being all in all, supreme, and sufficient. Those too who have a vision God’s eternal purpose in the church (the Bride of Christ).

Most of these bloggers are part of “Organic Church”. So take some time exploring the riches that these brothers and sisters have shared and are continuing to share.

Be Real and I’ll be Real - Nathan Burgman

Searching Together (Blog) – Jon Zens

Beyond Evangelical – Frank Viola

The Rebuilders - Milt Rodriguez

Illuminate - Jamal Jivanjee

Straight Plow – Seth Roach

Ramblings of a Saint - Nick Brady

On the Safest Ledge - Marc Hardy

Experiencing Christ - Mark Lake

Three Water Pots - Jackie Dukes

Jesus Led Me - Lenny Manning

re:Think - Tobias Valdez

The King’s Presence – Peter Ski

John Wilson 3 Blog – John Scot Wilson III

Harvest of Pearls - Kat Huff

If your blog didn’t make the list then, seriously, don’t take it personally…please. I try to follow as many blogs as I can, especially the ones that read my posts. But it’s hard when you’re not a very good blog reader (like me).

If you find a blog that you like, then leave a comment on their blog, share them on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or any of the other social networking sites. We live in a time where sharing of information is so fast and so easy that it literally takes 5 minutes to receive it and pass it on to millions of others. Now I’m not real big on starting movements but we can change the landscape of Christianity by posting some of these Christ-centered blogs. So please, if you see your Lord in any of these blogs, then please do share.

Thanks for reading.