Are you hurting for good places to go on the internet? Getting a little tired of watching countless music montages involving kittens on Youtube? One solution would be to just stick around here and enjoy the Cow. Not that realistic eh?. Well, I do have something that may help you. Here are a few of the sites I enjoy perusing, and maybe you will too.
This is the home of Tim Challies. Not too sure who Tim is? Well, he is a husband, father, pastor, author, blogger, and most importantly he is a fellow Canuck. Tim is the Cal Ripken, Jr. of bloggers. I say this because I can not remember a day – yes I said day – he has missed posting something, or several somethings, on his blog. Everything he writes, including his popular book reviews, will have a definite Christ centered trajectory, which is right up my alley. My eventual goal is to have Tim link to just one of my posts. Let’s see if it happens.
Every christian leader needs to know about the 9 Marks. This site is all about equipping shepherds. Mark Dever and his crew consistently put out valuable free resources which are designed to help grow healthy churches that will display God’s glory in their respective communities. Lots of good stuff here.
The Gospel Coalition is a wonderful resource for both pastors and laypersons. It exists as a network of Christians committed to the gospel and its furtherance. Among its varied resources it boasts a huge stable of bloggers. Justin Taylor, Kevin DeYoung, D. A. Carson, and Thabiti Anyabwile are just a sampling of the regular contributors who blog for the TGC.
This is the home of the Pyromaniacs. Phil Johnson, Dan Philips, and Frank Turk are the main body of maniacs who constitute the Pyros. Be sure to keep your eyes open for the Weekly Dose of Spurgeon mixed in among their regular blog posts.
Reformation 21 is an online magazine with a definite reformed bent. If you check it out you will find lots of informative articles, and a very active blog roll. If you want to read about theological subjects, book reviews, and cultural commentary then this is right up your alley.
I too find TGC to be a great resource, and I love reading Carl Trueman on Ref21.
Carl Trueman is probably the biggest reason I keep going back.