Just for the heck of it, I thought it would be fun to list the top ten Imperfect Disciple posts of all-time in terms of views. These certainly aren’t my top ten favorite posts, but you can’t argue with the amount of clicks they get. Here we go:
10. The Jennifer Knapp Dilemma – Todd’s thoughts concerning music artist Jennifer Knapp’s announcement she is a lesbian.
9. Holier Than Thou – Do you exhibit a holier than thou attitude?
8. Lessons from Habakkuk: Part 1 – I can’t explain how happy it makes me that a strait-up Bible study made the list. I suppose I should complete the series sometime.
7. In the Line of Fire: Should Women Act as Pastors in the Church – This is probably the most controversial post I have written. In fact, one reader trashed me pretty hard over it … he removed his comment after I approved it and then responded; however, my response is still in the comments.
6. Solomon’s Slow Descent into Sin – How could the wisest man alive turn his back on God?
5. What if There Were No Heaven? – How many people would believe in God if there were no promise of Heaven?
4. The Problem With Pantheism – In its broadest sense, Pantheism is the view that everything is God. I have a problem with that.
3. A Study of the Davidic Covenant: A Study of 2 Samuel 7:1-17 – A look at the covenant God made with David.
2. Analysis of Psalm 37 – A look at the structure, history, and purpose of Psalm 37.
1. Is Exodus 22:18 a Command for Christians to Kill Witches? – Far and away this is the most read post in the history of the Imperfect Disciples.
If I’m being honest, I don’t know what has separated these posts from the pack. I’m terrible at predicting what posts will be received well and which will get no attention at all. I am flattered, however, that these posts have been read as many times as they have.
If you haven’t read them … I invite you to check them out and let me know what you think.
Writer Clark D. Goble started this blog as a means to chronicle his imperfect walk with a Perfect Savior and invites you to join in on the conversation. He also invites you to check out the links to his work. Most often, Clark writes about Jesus and theology. He also enjoys writing fiction in a variety of genres.
Todd French is an information technology professional and a resident of Columbus, Ohio; where he shares a humble abode with his darling wife and beautiful daughters. His interests run the gambit from reading voraciously all forms of fiction to rooting for the Cleveland Browns.