The Top Blog Posts of 2010

January 1, 2011 in blogging with 0 Comments

Well, here we are on the first day of 2011.

As I look back on how we’ve been able to grow this community, it really brings a smile to my face. Many of you have started your own blogs, which is very cool. In fact, I just got word a few days ago that another one of our readers (which is a good friend), will be launching his own blog in January. He’s a pastor and currently a seminary student pursuing his M.Div. I can’t wait to pass on the good news here so you can check him out when he’s ready.

And let me just add as an aside, that I think that everyone should start their own blog. Second to reading, I think that blogging and writing is one of the best intellectual disciplines that someone could engage in. But hey, that’s just my opinion.

New people have also been subscribing and joining the conversation here at Modern Ekklesia.

All I wanted from the beginning was to provide a learning environment where thoughts could be processed and people could be helped, and in 2010 this has happened on a bigger scale. Earlier in the year we moved from Blogger over to WordPress using the Standard Theme and I’ve really been enjoying it.

So, as a final hat tip to 2010, I wanted to share the 10 posts that have gotten the most traction and have generated the most interest.

Beginning with the most popular post first, and going down from there, here they are:

1. Learning From the Leadership Style of Steve Jobs

2. Mark Driscoll and Team Take On Pagan Christianity

3. How To Memorize Scripture With Your iPhone

4. How To Do An Agape Feast Or A Good Friday Service

5. Why I’m Returning My Kindle 2 E-Reader And What I’ll Miss About It

6. My 8 Steps For Writing A Sermon

7. The iPulpit & The iPodium: The Ultimate Tool For Speaking With An iPad

8. How To Launch A Children’s Church Program

9. How To Start A Church Or Non-Profit Website For Almost Nothing

10. Website Options For Your Church or Ministry