A Few Good Posts

I thought I should try to be a little more frequent and deliberate about pointing to the interesting posts I've read lately, so here goes.

Yvonne Parks writes about the differences between male and female bloggers. I couldn't find the permalink, but scroll to the May 10th post. By the way, providing an interesting counterpoint to her view is Jollyblogger's comments on the Feminization of the Church.

The always engaging Messy Christian has been writing about her search for a new church (she fled her old one because of some pretty twisted teaching). Interesting reading as usual.

Also leaving his church is Joey, he of The Land of Joey. I've just run into this blog, and I really like the kid's attitude. He's earnest, funny, and on fire for God. Gotta love it.

Adrian Warnock has had a series of posts regarding the charismatic vs. cessationist (and everything in between) debate. Adrian is nothing if not level-headed and courteous as he addresses such sometimes-controversial issues; no ranting and raving here. I'd especially like to direct your attention to a particular post in the series, mainly because it quotes Martyn-Lloyd Jones (one of my heroes) at length.

Finally, Matt Sturges over at correction has a wonderfully eloquent piece, lucid and full of keen observation, called The Boundary. This one is worth reading more than once. Oh, and I learned the word for a flock of starlings from this post. And it's just a really good word!