top 5

 Matt blogs at "Catching Meddlers"

I went through and checked out the hits for my posts, and these are the five with the highest totals (with #1 being the most viewed). Apparently ordination questions are far more popular than any of us could have ever imagined.  Personally, of these five, I like #2 and #4 best.

John blogs at "Out the Door"

I'm joining with my sisters and brothers in the Methoblogosphere in listing my top 5 posts for 2007.

In Defense of Free Speech

Charity by Poxy

My Least Favorite Fruit

First of Many Lasts

The Lost Tomb of Jesus

Art blogs at "Art's Strange World"

• The Church Is Dying
• What Would Jesus Do In Your Back Yard?
• My Kids Aren't Allowed To Have Black Friends
• Happy Thorrablot
• Strange Facts - St. Bernard Abbey and the Ave Maria Grotto

i asked my fellow methoblogosphere buds to put together their top5 posts of 2007. fitting i break my own non-rules. these are the posting the reflect some great times in 2007.

• "the internet is our parish" our bloggers geek-fest/conference at the 2007 congress on evangelism. such a good time hanging with people i have such a great love and respect for. those three days or so only deepened that well. funny part, other than the youtube capture, what i remember most sharing communion the last night together at the bar. i hope we can do it again someday.
  
  • made it : day one : binary relationships : day 2 : meeting bishop, with fly down : capping it off : day 2 : caption contest : pictures
• daniel's baptism. daniel has been a friend for a few years now, connected through blogging and emerging church conversations. the first time we met up, face to face, i took him to alektor for coffee. who would have thought, a few years later he would be joining the orthodox church. i was honored to be invited. being the saturday before palm sunday it set into motion one of the more emotional holy week's i have had in recent memory.
• youth 2007. i was asked to put together a contemplative worship space for the 7,000 youth event. given a huge space and some decent money (probably nothing for people who do that kind of thing, but a lot for low-budget me). the space, the stories, the images, still impact me today. plus, leading lectio divina from the main stage was just to unreal to express.
  
  • late : day one : day two : day two #2 : day 3 & 4 : pictures : youth youtube : final thoughts
• senior high mission experience to new orleans. youth missions stuff becomes very much commonplace, but being there, in the neighborhood we were, talking with & meeting the people, seeing our kids kick butt, and our youth ministers embracing the youth brought me to tears on a few occasions.
  • day one : day two : day three : day four : day four extra : day five : day six : pictures
• close 5th & 6th. the homiletics festival or barcamp nashville. the homiletics festival was super fun geeking out with all the teachings, but the highlight was collaborating with some great people i like to call friends in pulling of an "emergent worship" with brian mclaren. barcamp was a great time for three reasons, 1. erin & i got to do it together 2. getting to meet some of the nashville blogging community 3. totally geeking out in technology talk. i have new voices and concepts to digest & erin and i reference barcamp many times in business talk.
  • homiletics day one : not enough time : emergent knitting : thomas long : barbara brown taylor : ann carter florence : jack black meets matrix : fred craddock : pictures
  • barcamp nashville live blogging : closing out

John blogs at "Lake Neuron"

I'm not good at picking my best posts, but here goes. It's a mixed bag:

• World Action Singers
• Hell, and Carlton Pearson
• Mister Bubble
• Take Responsibility?
• Spiritual Secrets of the Frisbee

Here are my top posts:

• Most Comments: Satan’s Tool: The Truth about Contemporary Christian Music
• Most Viewed:       A Christmas Eve Sermon (A Little Bit More)
• Three others:       Philippians and Osteen
• Home Bound Communion 2 (Bird Cat)
• Gift Card Copout

Matt blogs at "McKinney Methodist"

• January LT Devotional
• Messiah figures in science fiction / fantasy...
• Jesus Blood Never Failed Me Yet
• Wikipedian Creed
• LAGQ Live!: Pachelbel's 'Loose' Canon

Mitch blogs at "Mitch Lewis" not creative but he has a nice subtitle "Preacher, Soldier, and out of a job when Jesus comes"

These are five of the most accessed posts from Mitch Lewis in 2007.

• The Beatitudes in Luke
• On Spiritual Gifts and Love 
• Bonhoeffer, Pacifism and Assassination
• A Traveling Band
• Chaplain Prayer at Military Ceremonies