Here is my version of a Said At Southern Top 11 for this week. It seemed like this week everyone was publishing lengthy and well conceived posts. I am amazed to see the diversity and quality represented by the SBTS blogging community. Students and alumni who can produce this kind of content are a great endorsement of Southern Seminary.
Here are my top eleven in no particular order. If I've missed your favorite post - just let me know in the comments.
- Sam Storms on the SBC also from P&P
- My Deaf Church Is Dying! from The Silent Holocron
- Is the Movie 300 Speaking Truly About Men? from Consumed
- God Who Holds the Hurricanes . . . and His People from P&P
- “My Enemies are Men Like Me”: A Dialogue from Off the Wire
- A Humble Plea to Southern Baptist Politicos: Observations and Proposal from Nathan Finn
- Happy Birthday Paul from Reactions and Worship
- The Masculinity of Study from Colossians Three Sixteen
- how to do missional church ... annotated bibliography from I'd rather laugh than cry
- VBS nightmare - a disturbing account of a dangerous new trend in Children's ministry from Will The Next Generation Treasure Christ?
- The Myth of the Church-Hopping Pastor from Kingdom People
7 comments:
Thanks for doing this, Tony. I hope you'll begin doing this every week. I don't usually have time to sift through all the SBTS blogs out there, so this will be a help to me in making sure I don't miss some of the most thoughtful posts of the week.
Thanks for the props, Tony. I'll try to post something worthy every week, hopefully without making an idol of my blog in the process!
Trevin is right, this makes it easier to sift through all this stuff.
I'm really impressed with all the posts this week. I was wrong to think Spring Reading days would lead to less blogging.
If this becomes a weekly feature we'll need a pithy title. Any suggestions?
Cheesy, but . . .
Southern Shout Outs
or
Abstracts of Systematic Blogging (a la Boyce)
Nevermind. They are both bad.
A Systematic Abstract of Blogology
How about "Southern Sanctimonies?"
;-)
Stephen - don't you know we can't take a joke?
Any other ideas out there?
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