Calling all Bloggers!

Ta DAA!

I really enjoy some blogs out there. I’ll limit my recently read, recommendation  list to 10, but I assure you, many more could make the list. In no particular order:

1. Stuff Christians Like.

2. Jesus Needs New PR

3. Wineskin in the Smoke

4. John Lee Saddington

5. Brett McCracken

6. Captain’s Blog

7. Ed Cyzewski

8. Thom Turner

9. http://www.passengerblog.net

10. Christopher Cocca

Who did I miss?

Gosh…I just realized I haven’t included any women bloggers. That’s seems so odd to me. It’s true that over 75% of my readership is male. I’m kind of like “one of the guys”… but I have a working uterus.

If you are a blogger, promote your blog today. About 1,500 people read this per week. So, it’s some good exposure. Explain what you write about a bit, and include a link.

What are your favorite blogs to read? Tell us.

Thanks for sharing!


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Lisa Colón DeLay writes often on matters of the attending to the inner life, creating a beloved community, spiritual formation, and consciousness. She is also a designer, teacher, speaker, and host of the weekly broadcast Spark My Muse since 2015. Lisa is Latina (born in Puerto Rico) and holds an MA in Spiritual Formation and is the author of "The Wild Land Within" (Broadleaf Books) and other books.

15 thoughts on “Calling all Bloggers!”

  2. Well played, Warrick, the smoothest. HEY EVERYONE. I DO read Warrick’s blog too.
    So, like he says, find out more about self-promotion at his blog. ;)

  3. Wow, thanks for the plug Lisa! Super honored. I’ve been thinking lately about how to better promote blogs without creating a huge blog roll on the side of my blog. An occasional post like this may be the way to go.

  5. lately I’ve been really enjoying the blog of the pastor who got fired at the height of the Rob Bell controversy- Chadholtz.net – and I legitimately enjoy his blog not just because he’s vogue right now.

    My blog is Charlie’s Church of Christ which is non-devotional and is my way of taking a look at what’s going on in the Christian world and offering a non-traditional, critical yet optimistic perspective.

  6. Inspired by my hard-fought victory of successfully holding my breath under water (while slowly swimming laps) for 4 minutes, I began blogging with an emphasis on Biblical swim references:
    http://swimthedeepend.wordpress.com/2009/01/26/getting-ready-to-swim/
    regressing from the embarrassingly personal:
    http://swimthedeepend.wordpress.com/2009/03/09/im-just-sayin-3/
    to the downright pretentious
    http://swimthedeepend.wordpress.com/category/big-words-of-the-christian-life/

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