I don’t think I’ve ever listed my favorite blogs. Let’s do it as a top ten list for 2007.

1. Don’t Eat Alone – The blog of my new friend-I’ve-never-met, Milton Brasher-Cunningham. One of the finest writers I have encountered.
2. SerotoninRain – The blog of one of the few friends-I’ve-never-met that I have actually met, Jim Jannotti. Usually I read blogs in batches, saving them for such a time. But when I see that Jim has a new post, I always read it immediately. Jim goes postal on a regular basis.
3. Michael Spencer, the internet monk. The blogger I aspire to be. Designated lightning rod.
4. Mark Byron. Erudite in so many ways. Always thought-provoking. The professor.
5. Ben Witherington III. The New Testament scholar. BW3. Unafraid.
6. Logos Bible Software Blog. Where else can you get screencap video of syntax searching in the Greek New Testament?
7. Subversive Influence – the home of Brother Maynard. This guy is a hero to me, if for no other reason than his dictum: Live Your Faith. Share Your Life. But there is a lot more, too.
8. Danno’s Dangerous Mind. Here is a small church pastor who keeps it real. When I read his blog, I feel like I’m working alongside him.
9. Achievable Ends – Bill Kinnon.
10. There are a dozen blogs I could put in this spot, blogs of people I consider friends, some of whom I’ve met and some of whom I haven’t. Representing these smaller blogs, I’ll mention Converging Heritage, Mark Webb’s blog. Mark happens to be my wife’s second cousin, but I know him better via the web than in real life.

There you go. Now you have something to read. Try to get caught up before 2008.