Phil of PyroManiac was very kind in his acceptance speach: Dr. Adrian Warnock has the largest and most-read Christian blog in the UK. I first met him in cyberspace in April 1996, when The Spurgeon Archive was less than a year old. He helped index all of my sermons for the World Wide Study Bible project. I haven’t kept up very well with him or the World Wide Bible, but I have read his blog from time to time over... Read more
Troubled Diva reports the current top 20 of all UK blogs. I am surprised but pleased at least from the point of view of developing an audience for Christian blogs that this blog is in that top 20 for the first time. The postions from a year ago are the first figure in brackets and the second is the number of links. As you can see, as far as UK blogs are concerned the number of links even for the... Read more
Quandablog tells a story of a mother and 6-year old child. Family life is so great! “The rain! ;’ she began, ‘is like sin, and the windshield wipers are like God wiping our sins away.’ After the chill bumps raced up my arms I was able to respond. ‘That’s really good, Aspen.’ Then my curiosity broke in. How far would this little girl take this revelation?So I asked… ‘Do you notice how the rain keeps on coming? What does that... Read more
Here is a checklist of the top five things you can do to help the christian blogosphere as a whole succeed. Many of these will help you too. Some of these are based on my series on tips for blogging. 1. Ensure your site is listed in googles index and the Truth Laid Bear ecosystem follow the links to add your site (and in the second case ensure you click add to scan after your first submission)2. The Christian blogosphere... Read more
JOLLYBLOGGER: continues his series without interacting with my post as of yet. He is right to home in on people who think they are christians but arent. I would just like to see more on experience in there. Read more
JOLLYBLOGGER: rises for the defence Read more
Sean’s Blog is a new addition to the blogosphere. He describes himself as: “happyclappy oxford socialist ordinand theologian” should be interesting….. Read more
PyroManiac the blog of Phillip Johnson is causing such a stir in the blogosphere. I called Phil a hero of the internet largely because of his work on spurgeon.org, but now I am convinced he is heading for blogging greatness. The Warnie award is supposed to in part be a prediction that the blog in question, whilst not currently that prominent is heading that way. If I can give others a leg up the way guys like Josh Clayborn did... Read more
This is the kind of blogging I like best- me bouncing off David Wayne. Right now he’s posting about the security of our salvation and how that relates to Heb 6. Interesting that like me he went through a quiet spell recently and has now decided to serialise some sermon material (see my “what kind of church changes the world” series) I linked the other day to an introduction to the introduction, one of the many similarities between David and... Read more
Phillip Johnsons is one of the heroes of the internet. He is the man that brought us spurgeon.org and the Hall of church history. I am thrilled that he now has a blog. Pop over and visit PyroManiac: for a critique of Quick-and-Dirty Calvinism. It is a sign of great wisdom to be able to criticise well your own position. If this is a mark of things to come pyromaniac will quickly become a must-read site for christian blogs. Welcome... Read more
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