Top Seven Posts of 2013
2013 has been a good year, and one of the best functions of the Internet is to present us annual "best of" and "worst of" lists. For a good laugh, checkout this list of worst Christian book covers of the year.
Without any further ado, here are the top seven posts from our humble corner of the interwebs this calendar year. Enjoy!
7. Elf in the dock: An open letter to children growing up in church. I must have struck a cord last week by questioning our jolly good friend, the elf on a shelf.
6. Messages from my Father. This title is an homage to one of my favorite authors and fellow Kansas City native, Calvin Trillin. Of course, the content is soaked through and through with my Dad, Rick.
5. A Royal Wast of Time. This title is also an homage to another favorite author, Marva Dawn, but the post was inspired by my brief time so far spent behind the pulpit. Trust me it's a little different than the view from the pew.
4. Good news for people who love bad news. This title came from an old Modest Mouse album, but the content is one of the few forays into politics you'll find on here.
3. Psalm 103: A Bible in Itself. The Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon, was our guide to king David's thoughts on this post.
2. Three Steps to Praying Everyday. You won't see any infographics on here, and few pictures, so it should be no surprise that when I put things into steps the clicks will come.
1. Three Steps to Reading Your Bible Everyday. And the most clicks by far. I hope it helped some poor souls using google searches this year.
Well, that's the list from the audience as a whole. What's your list?
Without any further ado, here are the top seven posts from our humble corner of the interwebs this calendar year. Enjoy!
7. Elf in the dock: An open letter to children growing up in church. I must have struck a cord last week by questioning our jolly good friend, the elf on a shelf.
6. Messages from my Father. This title is an homage to one of my favorite authors and fellow Kansas City native, Calvin Trillin. Of course, the content is soaked through and through with my Dad, Rick.
5. A Royal Wast of Time. This title is also an homage to another favorite author, Marva Dawn, but the post was inspired by my brief time so far spent behind the pulpit. Trust me it's a little different than the view from the pew.
4. Good news for people who love bad news. This title came from an old Modest Mouse album, but the content is one of the few forays into politics you'll find on here.
3. Psalm 103: A Bible in Itself. The Prince of Preachers, Charles Spurgeon, was our guide to king David's thoughts on this post.
2. Three Steps to Praying Everyday. You won't see any infographics on here, and few pictures, so it should be no surprise that when I put things into steps the clicks will come.
1. Three Steps to Reading Your Bible Everyday. And the most clicks by far. I hope it helped some poor souls using google searches this year.
Well, that's the list from the audience as a whole. What's your list?
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