Christian Blog List

I write from a Christian worldview, but I don't see my blog as a place intended exclusively for Christians. I write about whatever comes to mind, keeping my blog consistantly inconsistant, writing about faith, entertainment, culture, and life in general. When I do blog about faith-based subjects, I like to raise discussion and dialogue among people who may or may not agree with what I have to say.

My blog, Stuff and Nonsense, can be found at www.joshstrnad.wordpress.com

Sidewalk Diving is one of them. I'm currently going through the Psalms with my thoughts.

I guess this one, too might count. I agree with scottishpunk, too... I've had a muslim friend come and see Sidewalk Diving, and like it.

My blog, which usually deals with writing but I reserve the right to be inconsistent:

www.justtellthestory.blogspot.com

My Pix-N-Pens blog is for writers and photographers - mostly of the Christian market, but occasionally the general market visits, too. We have three writers, and all of us write/blog from a Christian worldview. (Worldview is very literal here - Debbie writes from New Zealand. )

My Christian Writing Examiner page, although it's not technically a blog, is still much like a blog, and we focus on all things related to Christian writing.

On both of these sites, I provide an extensive list of Christian blogs and Web sites.

Roger, if my blog gets us too far afield, please feel free to send this post to the abyss.

I have a blog. It chronicles my struggle to build a fully functioning church in a nudist community.

I know what you might be thinking, but, God led me to this point. I can see His hand working among the members of the church and the community we serve.

The link is in my sig, if you would like to see what I mean.

It Is To Write

Roger,

Good thread.

I began a blog to keep interested folks posted on the progress of my novels. Given the velocity of the industry, there's a l-o-t of time in between posts regarding said progress. So, I began reviewing Christian fiction on my blog--knowns and unknowns. Have met some really neat authors through feedback that way. It's at:

www.brucejudisch.blogspot.com

My son also has one, Of Towers and Tongues, which I've mentioned on this forum before. He began it to chronicle his 'trajectory' from (and here we start with the buzzword labels, so please be patient) Evangelical Protestantism through Reformed Protestantism to Roman Catholicism. It spawned a new Web site, Called to Communion: Reformation Meets Rome, that addresses both Catholic and Protestant perspectives with the aim of providing positives and commonalties, and avoiding (even decrying) the hand-grenade volleys that so often occur between the faiths.

So, there ye be!

My blog is not centered on Christian issues, but it is written from a Christian viewpoint. It will be concentrating more and more on being a writer's blog as opposed to the general interest blog it started out as.

The Walrus Said

I have my own blog about my writing, but I also have a historical one, partly as a marketing tool for my upcoming books. Some here might be interested in it; it's about Saint Cuthbert and related subjects from the 7th- 9th Centuries.

http://stcuthbert.blogspot.com

And if you like Lewis, Narnia, and other stories that refresh the spirit, there is my other blog, A Spell for the Refreshment of Spirit. It is on hiatus while I complete the books connected to the Saint Cuthbert blog, but some people may be interested in the past posts. I hope to take that one up again after I turn my novel in (the picture book is already in and being illustrated.)

I blog at Conversational Theology. Anyone is welcome to join in the conversation, though nobody is welcome to turn it into a slanging match.

I have a site where I post my devotions for women. www.afewminuteswithmichelle.com