I’m taking a little blogging break in July and early August so that I can focus on some other projects. God-willing, I’ll be back by mid-August.

The archives are open.

E.g., these two posts from 2014 have received the most views thus far this year:

1. How I Set Up My Desks: One for Sitting, One for Walking
2. Be More Specific Than “Points” or “Things”

These posts from 2013 received the most views in 2013 (my favorites are #25 and #29):

1. Diabolical Ventriloquism: A 1-Sentence Summary of Each of Screwtape’s Letters
2. How should churches relate to others with same-sex attractions? Read Peter Hubbard.
3. 3 Reasons I Don’t Enthusiastically Recommend the History Channel’s “The Bible: The Epic Miniseries”
4. Wayne Grudem on the Jason Bourne Films
5. Piper Illustrates for Children How Faith Glorifies God
6. Keller and Carson: Greco-Roman Slavery ≠ Race-Based Slavery
7. Don Whitney: How Can I Be Sure I’m a Christian?
8. Top 10 Tips for Being Clearer
9. How a Recent Thesis Defines the Glory of God
10. 6 Discontinuities between the Old and New Covenants
11. Carson: The most painful things I’ve ever borne are betrayals by Christian friends
12. How to Listen on Double Speed with an iPhone or iPod
13. How Reliable Is Your Memory? 3 Practical Lessons
14. Murray Harris’s 6-Page Expanded Paraphrase of Colossians
15. The Best Book on Sexual Purity
16. MacArthur: “It’s very easy to be hard to understand”
17. Ben Witherington: “The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken away” is “not good theology”
18. What Is the Message of Each Book of the Bible?
19. Brothers, We Are Not Professionals
20. How to Disagree with Other Christians about Disputable Matters
21. Exulting in Harry Potter
22. How Should Parents Discipline Their Children? Is Spanking Wrong?
23. An Unmistakable Sign of a Legalistic Spirit
24. We’re Moving to Minneapolis: 5 Reasons We’re Excited to Serve at Bethlehem College & Seminary
25. Professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts
26. Why You Should Not Be Dogmatic about All of Your Convictions: Lloyd-Jones on Silk Stockings, Baths, Radios, and More
27. The Wingfeather Saga by Andrew Peterson
28. Why It’s Important to Understand Direct vs. Mitigated Speech
29. The 2 Issues I Most Frequently Address When Copy-Editing

These 20 posts from 2012 received the most views in 2012 (my favorite is #20):

1. John Frame’s Advice: 30 Suggestions for Theological Students and Young Theologians
2. 3 Ways to Nourish and Cherish Your Wife: Practical Advice C. J. Mahaney Would Give You If He Met with You at Starbucks
3. Why People Hate the Sermon on the Mount
4. Don Carson’s Three Secrets of Productivity and Godly Efficiency
5. HCSB vs. ESV vs. NIV
6. Ten Narnia Resources
7. Must a Wife Always Follow Her Husband’s Leadership?
8. Videos of All 44 Stories in The Jesus Storybook Bible
9. Ten Resources for Enjoying Tolkien’s The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings
10. Covenant Eyes
11. My New Book: From Typology to Doxology
12. 22 Mistakes Pastors Make in Practicing Church Discipline
13. Progressive Covenantalism: A Via Media between Covenant Theology and Dispensationalism
14. This Is How We Pray for Our Children
15. A New Systematic Theology by an Eccentric Genius
16. Falsifying Views on the Extent of the Atonement
17. Limited Atonement in the Bible, Doctrine, History, and Ministry
18. Tom Schreiner’s Top Three Commentaries on Each of Paul’s Letters
19. Critiquing William Webb’s Redemptive-Movement Hermeneutic
20. Announcing Emma Elyse Naselli

These ten posts from 2011 received the most views in 2011:

1. Why John Piper Doesn’t Own a TV
2. iPad Resources
3. Courageous
4. How to Manipulate People to Make (Fake) Professions of Faith
5. Is C. S. Lewis the Patron Saint of American Evangelicalism?
6. Bible Memory for Young Children
7. Evernote or OneNote?
8. The Importance of Dignified Translations
9. The Myth of Mutual Submission
10. Mirror Reading