The 10 Most Legitimately Influential Blogs for the Church in North America
Which ones would be on your list? Included in my list would be
- Scot McKnight
- Andrew Jones (yes, I'm aware he's not in North America)
- Justin Taylor
- Rick Meigs
- Ted Olsen
- and I'm certain I'm leaving out some folks that should be on this list. Can you help me out in comments?
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hey stephen,
i wish i could help you with your list, but as you know, i'm actually following your lead here. so thank you for these links, a couple i hadn't found yet.
also, lovin the new digs on the site. change is good sometimes. keep doin what you do.
brad
I would also include the following blogs. I would consider them "legitimately influential". Of course, different elements with conservative Christianity would consider different blogs to come under your term "legitimately". Each of the following bloggers has a strong blog following. Each is respected by a large number of conservative Christians.
Mark D. Roberts
Ben Witherington
Hugh Hewitt
Wow, I can't image myself in the same group as Scott and Andrew. I'm sincerely humbled.
I would add your blog, plus:
Jamie Arpin-Ricci
iMonk
Also add: Al Mohler
Out of Ur
I might also mention a blog that has become important to me and I think "legitimately influential," John Smulo's SmuloSpace and also his Missional Apologetics.
thanks for your encouragement, brad!
Wayne, I read and appreciate Mark Roberts and Witherington and I've heard of Hewitt but have never read him. I'll sample him a bit.
Rick, I think "Friend of Missional" may one day turn out to be quite significant. And thanks for your suggestions as well.
I think Jordon Cooper (www.jordoncooper.com) is a must, especially given the breadth and depth of his content.
I would have added Jamie Arpin-Ricci as well.
Thanks Rick for the encouragement!
Jordon Cooper, definitely! If anyone sums up the best of the emergent aesthetic it's this Canadian.
thanks everyone for your suggestions! I'm posting an update today.
i would add:
alan hirsch
david fitch
bob hyatt
dan kimball
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