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Guest post by Lex Loizides

August 4, 2011

What Readers of Church History are interested in! I’ve found it intriguing to note what posts are becoming more popular on The Church History Blog, as well as the often completely daft (and often highly entertaining) search terms that lead people there. Here are the top 6 posts during the last quarter: John Wesley and [...]

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Popular posts: 10 Ways a Christian should respond to the earthquake in Japan.

August 3, 2011

During Adrian’s month away from the blog, he has hand-picked a selection of the most popular posts of the year so far to re-run. Today we feature, “10 Ways a Christian should respond to the earthquake in Japan.” As the world was reeling from the astonishing news from Japan, this post proved quite popular as [...]

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Top Twenty Five Videos

May 22, 2010

This weekend I thought I would share a list of my top Twenty Five videos ordered by total number of views. As you can see, one of my Chandler videos has already jumped in above Mark Driscoll in second place. Terry’s fantastic sermon on prayer is way ahead of that one even, however. I enjoyed [...]

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2008 Top Posts Numbers 1 and 2

September 2, 2008

We come today to the end of this recap of the posts that have been most popular with readers during the first half of 2008. This was assessed from the 1st of January to the 31st July on the basis of number of visitors to the pages. I hope you have enjoyed reading some of [...]

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2008 Top Posts Numbers 3 and 4

September 1, 2008

Number 4 in the list of most read posts this year so far is a post linking to a number of sermons by C. J. Mahaney, as well as my interview with him. If you missed it, do also check out his sermon on People God Killed. Number 3 is a post summarizing a series [...]

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2008 Top Posts Numbers 5 and 6

August 31, 2008

In a sign of just how many preachers read this blog, so far this year the sixth most read post on my blog is a Mother’s Day sermon entitled “Comfort Like a Mother” that I preached earlier in the year. At number 5 is my initial post on the Steve Chalke controversy. There are several [...]

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2008 Top Posts Numbers 7 and 8

August 30, 2008

The 8th post popular post on my blog at the moment is the summary of my interview with Wayne Grudem. At number 7 is my post defining “What is a Reformed Charismatic?” Don’t miss two closely related posts — “Wanted – 1000 Reformed Charismatic Churches” and “I Don’t Want Balance, I Want It All.”

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2008 Top Posts Numbers 9 and 10

August 29, 2008

In 10th place is one of the first articles I ever wrote, although it was not published on the blog until more recently. It discusses the “Toronto Blessing.” In at 9th place is my series of posts on New Word Alive 2008.

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2008 Top Posts Numbers 11 and 12

August 28, 2008

The 12th most read post on this blog is a remarkable list of 20 questions for potential church planters. This includes the audio and video of a very helpful talk from Acts 29 director, Scott Thomas. In 11th place is the video and transcript of my interview with John Piper. Also, don’t miss the many [...]

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2008 Top Posts Numbers 13 and 14

August 27, 2008

In 14th place on the list of most read posts here on the blog during the first half of 2008 is my series on the Together On A Mission 2008 conference. In the 13th most read post, I asked about favorite preachers. I gave my own answers back in 2005. There are no prizes for [...]

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2008 Top Posts Numbers 15 and 16

August 26, 2008

The 16th most read post is my interview with Terry Virgo from 2007, which also has a link to my 2008 interview. In 15th place is a post that marked the closest I have come to being a true journalist on the blog. I had an exclusive story but, I must say I was taken [...]

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2008 Top Posts Numbers 17 and 18

August 25, 2008

The 18th most read post here on my blog highlighted the controversy caused when the television program, American Idol, had contestants sing “My Jesus, My Saviour.” In 17th place is my interview with Al Mohler.

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2008 Top Posts Numbers 19 and 20

August 24, 2008

The 20th most read post on my blog at the moment is my interview with Sam Storms. In 19th place is another interview, this time with Josh Harris.

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2008 Top Posts Numbers 21 and 22

August 23, 2008

The 22nd most popular post is a summary post reporting on a debate over baptism and church membership between some of the “big guns” in theology, carried out online. When you realize both John Piper and Wayne Grudem have changed their positions on something, it’s certainly worth a listen. The 21st most popular post is [...]

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2008 Top Posts Numbers 23 and 24

August 22, 2008

The 24th most read post on this blog is, ironically enough, a post that introduced my most popular posts of 2007. Position 23 is filled by a post listing some books I think every Christian should read.

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2008 Top Posts Numbers 25 and 26

August 21, 2008

The 26th most read post on this blog is a set of results from a survey I conducted on sex. The 25th most read post is a set of sermon notes from an old sermon of mine on finding the will of God for your life.

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2008 Top Posts Numbers 27 and 28

August 20, 2008

The 28th most popular post on this blog at the moment is one offering a discount on Logos Bible Software. If you want electronic Christian books and much more, do go visit and consider buying some. In 27th place is my interview with Rob Rufus.

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2008 Top Posts Numbers 29 and 30

August 19, 2008

As you read this, I have just returned from a blog holiday. Thanks to Blogger’s scheduling feature, I have been able to give this blogger a rest without any interruption of posts while I was away. Although I am now back, and while I do have to return to work, I want to maintain some [...]

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