If you aren’t a daily reader, or in case you’d like to revisit a post that a number of others have appreciated, here are the most-visited posts of the last 30 days. (This doesn’t include the two pages that are always most visited: “Retreats”, which lists retreat centers in Southern California, and “Ministry Burnout Statistics”.)
- “I Need Your Feedback” – Many of you were kind enough to take a moment to let me know how you use this blog and how often you read. If you didn’t get a chance yet to do so, I’d still appreciate your input.
- “What Do We Expect From Prayer” – In the last month, I’ve preached or led retreats with Ephesians 3:16-19 as the core passage. This blog post was my reflective imagining of what it might look like if this prayer was deeply answered in our lives and in our communities of faith.
- “Burnout Stats: Physical Health of Pastor” – Here I shared some statistics about the pastor health.
- “Misguided Humility and Prayer” – I reflected a bit on a word of counsel from Teresa of Avila about the temptation to quit prayers out of a sense of unworthiness or failure.
- “A Good Word: What is Intimacy?” – I shared a couple of quotations from Spiritual Wholeness for Clergy on the theme of true intimacy.
- “Some New Toys for My Library” – I shared a list of books I picked up at the Fuller Bookstore on my latest visit to campus to lecture in a class there. I’ve read many of them now. Good stuff!
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