Below are the most view posts for May 2009*.

• Memorial Day 2009 Worship Service – I give some thoughts on patriotism in the church during worship service.  The comments will provide some insight as to why I keep blogging.

• Divine Rape and Forced Love – A response to an SBC pastor who offers some poor arguments against Calvinism.

• Dear President Obama – No! – John Piper’s video on abortion addressed to Barack Obama.  Good conversation in the comments.

• The Shack Is Only Fiction? – A brief reply to those who keep saying that The Shack is only fiction.  Considering revising.  What do you think?

• Unchangeable Free Will – Another reply to the SBC pastor referenced above on Calvinism.  I attempt to show that his own illustration is self-defeating.

• Uncommon Prayer Requests – Biblical prayer requests that we don’t often consider as we gather in Sunday School and such to pray.  It was also posted on SBC Voices by its editor.   I was told in the combox that one pastor is going to use them.  Humbled!

• Blog Relaunch With Thesis DIY Theme – This blog was recently redesigned and here are some details with screen shots.  You can also learn a little more about this blog and its background.

• Deeper Conference in Atlanta: Paul Washer – An interesting presentation by Paul Washer at Johnny Hunt’s church.  Their theological views aren’t exactly inline.

• A Look at Passion City Church – Some thoughts on Louie Giglio’s Passion City Church plant per his interview in Christianity Today.  Maybe I was a little harsh.  I tried to look through the lens of the importance of the local church.  There are long comments from Randy whom I might have scared away from commenting.  I didn’t mean to.

Given the redesign I think it was a good month.  I am wondering what my readers would like to read more about.  If any of you lurkers out there wouldn’t mind commenting I’d appreciate it.

Thanks to all the visitors.

Mark

*I’ve eliminated The Shack Review because it will probably get the #1 spot for top posts for months to come.

About the author

Mark is a Christian, husband and father. A businessman by day; he attends seminary in the off hours working toward an M.Div. More->

Mark is a Christian, husband and father. A businessman by day; he attends seminary in the off hours working toward an M.Div. More->