Jonathan Friesen frequently comments on my posts. The comments are usually post-worthy themselves, so I’m quite happy to point you to “Left Coast Menno“, Jonathan’s new blog.

As an intro to his blog he says this:

“If you’re like my wife, then stuff like theology, church life, communications, management, work life, politics, and the philosophical underpinnings of society bore you to tears. For the rest of you, I hope that my drivel stimulates your thinking enough to help you procrastinate a little longer. That’s not really a bad thing though. The other stuff can probably wait. At least 2 more minutes.

So join in the conversation, challenge me, agree with me, oppose me, but at least leave your comments if I captured your imagination a bit. Looking forward to it!”

Go and do as instructed above by clicking here.

(To my other friends whose blogs I enjoy reading… blog love and a small bump in traffic coming your way soon.)

Here area few of the blogs I read regularly.

John Piper / Desiring God
The online home of Pastor John Piper, author of Desiring God and A Hunger for God and numerous other books

Mark Driscoll
Driscoll is founder and teaching Pastor at Mars Hill Church in Seattle, Washington and the author of Vintage Jesus

Tim Challies
Challies is a blogger and author from Oakville, Ontario whom Albert Mohler Jr. (President, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) describes as “one of the finest young evangelical thinkers of our day”

Justin Taylor
Taylor is the ESV Study Bible project director and associate publisher at Crossway Books.

Michael Kruse
Kruse offers a unique perspective on information and statistics about topics ranging from economics to emerging church forms