Top Ten Blogs You Read Regularly

Posted on July 1, 2009 by Celucien Joseph

Yesterday I was thinking about which blog I read most and my top ten blogs. At any rate, I came up with my own list after thinking through the assignment. So I ask you too: What are the Top Ten blogs  you read regularly? Here’s my list below:

  1. Rightly Dividing the Word (Nick Norelli). Nick always has something new, fresh, interesting to say. He’s perhaps the most prolific blogger.
  2. The Art of Imagination (Bryan). Bryan is a real guy. He tells you exactly the ways things are, and the way he feels about them. What I admire about Bryan is his critical mind. All I am saying is that Bryan is a critical thinker.
  3.  Dave Black Online (Dave Black). It’s always refreshing to read him. He’s passionate about God, missions, the people of God, teaching Greek,  the gospel,  and the lost. However, what I like the most about Prof. Black is his  humility and love for people.
  4. Euangellion (Michael Bird and Joel Willitts). An informative, scholarly blog. Bird is a cool guy. It was nice to meet him twice at the SBL and ETS meetings last November.
  5. The Gospel in 3-D (Lionel Woods). I just like almost anything Lionel writes.
  6.  Hope Theologian(Rod) . No offense folks! Rod has an amazing mind. I could only wish he would blog more often. Just check out his blog to see how this fellow brings theology and culture together. It is amazing.
  7. Jim West , more recently A Striving After Wind…(Jim West). This blog tells you everything you need to know about the biblical word and in the world of the USA. (This is an exaggeration).  Dr. West is not afraid to speak his mind on controversial issues.
  8. Revelation Is Real (Tony Siew). The best phrase that describes Tony is “pastor-scholar” or “theologian-pastor.” Tony has a way to combine scholarship and spirituality. This is the blog in which I take refuge for my weary soul. It is spirituallly refreshing and encouraging.
  9. Jesus Creed(Scot Mcknight). Scot is a New Testament scholar but he’s one with a cultural eye.  Scot’s blog is interesting, witty, and informative. By the way, he’s a good writer.  It’s always fun to read his Saturday’s Weekly Meanderings
  10. Nijay K. Gupta  (Nijay K. Gupta). I predict Nijay will be one of the most prolific writers in Pauline studies. He’s following Michael Bird. Nijay just like Chris Tilling are brilliant. It’s always fun to read their blog.

*  I will not tag anyone but anybody is welcome to post his  own list.

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13 Responses

  1. Rod, on July 1st, 2009 at 4:27 pm Said:

    Thanks for the compliment, Celucien!

    I will try to blog as much as I can.

    Reply
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  3. Nick Norelli, on July 1st, 2009 at 7:50 pm Said:

    Celucien: Thanks! I’m honored by your words. Yours is also one of the few blogs that I read consistently (meaning not skimming or skipping most posts). Keep up the great work! :-)

    Reply
  4. Bryan L, on July 1st, 2009 at 8:12 pm Said:

    Thanks Lou. Were I to make a list as well your blog would end up on it : )

    Bryan L

    Reply
  5. Tony Siew, on July 2nd, 2009 at 1:44 pm Said:

    Thanks Lou for your kind words about my blog. This is really encouraging and it will keep me going (blogging) for the Lord’s glory. God bless.

    Reply
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