The links listed below are chronicled by the month of blog creation. If we have missed any new Christian blogs created after April 2010, please let us know!

2009

1. LifeSpring Network: Life Spring Network is a Christian discipleship and reproductive leadership training ministry that developed through the experience and vision of the President, Jason Pankau. As a pastor, seminar/retreat leader, organizational consultant and personal life coach, Jason has sought out and developed some of the best materials on wisdom and life stewardship to help people realize life’s potential (April).
2. One Money Design: The objective of the content in this blog is to help readers create forward momentum on a journey to true financial freedom. You’ll find content about the Bible and money, budgeting and spending, debt reduction, saving and investing and more (April).
3. Ecclesial Theology: Steven R. Harmon, a Baptist theologian, created this blog to help his current and former students, professional colleagues, and other interested persons learn about his writing projects and speaking engagements, most of which have to do with ecumenical theology and other dimensions of what he calls “ecclesial theology” — theology done in, with, and for the church (June).
4. Orphan’s Matchbox: This blog belongs to the Christian Alliance for Orphans, which seeks to stimulate and help grow Christian communities committed to adoption, foster care and global orphan care in the local church (July).
5. Matt Maher: Over the past few years, Maher has been on quite a journey, making the transition from full-time ministry at his home church in Mesa, Arizona to life as a respected worship leader with an international platform. In that time, he’s developed a reputation for being a versatile songwriter — always eager to build bridges between communities and inspire others to creative excellence-all for the glory of God (September).
6. Journey on Canvas: While receiving her B.F.A. from Pratt Institute, and her M.S. in education, Alisa began encouraging spiritual exploration in the field of art, as well as the fields of secular and Christian education. Since writing her own spiritual autobiography, Alisa has begun to seek for ways to share her story and encourage others to do the same (December).
7. The Samoa Files: Dennis Smith established the SWAP Foundation (Samoan Web Ambassadors Programme) which aims to teach and mentor and develop inbound tourism through improved marketing and a bunch of creative business ideas based upon Christian principles (December).
8. Theology and Apologetics Roundtable: A recent Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary graduate with first master’s in theology & apologetics offers this blog. He also wants a military career (December).

2010

9. Sarcastic Xtian: A a Christian, husband, dad, blogger and musician provides fodder for thought from a personal perspective. He’s also very active with social networking (January).
10. Just My Thoughts: Elena Ramirez’s Mission is to bring glory to God, inspire his people, and speak a word of truth to the lost. To do this, in the Fathers love, and very mindful of the sacrifice of Christ. To uphold the word of God, as the final word, in all she does. She also seeks to write for your newsletter, blog, or newspaper (February).
11. Apologetics Guy: Mikel Del Rosario has equipped believers from the West Coast to the Far East, challenging both young people and adults to be better-prepared ambassadors of Jesus Christ. Mikel is an Adjunct Professor of Religion at University of Phoenix and William Jessup University. He also teaches Christian apologetics at Mosaic Christian Academy (May).
12. Christian Historical Fiction: The purpose of this website is to act as a melting pot of information about what is available in the genre of Christian historical fiction. This blogger hopes to get people to talk about what is latest and greatest, and is open to any members to post reviews, giveaways, interviews and more (May).
13. The Christian Vigil: Bridget Waldron talks about angels, blessings, the End Time, Satan, serving God and sin. Bridget has a deep passion for God and focuses mainly on living life positively (June).
14. The Lens: This is the “unofficial blog of the Southeast Christian Church,” as it is one man’s perspective and journey, through learning more about Southeast, both its leaders and its members, and sharing that knowledge with readers (June).
15. The Poached Egg: This blogger posts articles, essays, and other things that are relevant to Christianity, apologetics, and the search for truth. These posts feature the writing of some of the world’s best Christian thinkers, theologians, and apologists both past and present (June).
16. Hard-Core Christianity: Melissa is a graduate student at Biola University, studying for my master’s degree in science and religion. She enjoys the study of Christian apologetics, and she directs a community-wide study group that covers the various related issues in her blog (July).
17. Methodist Friends of Israel: Methodist Friends of Israel are Christians who are members or adherents of the Methodist Church, who love Israel and want to bless her and who fully accept God’s everlasting covenant with His chosen people (July).
18. Christian Research Institute: This blog not only seeks to equip readers in apologetics, but to start a conversation among CRI constituents, CRI staff members and all people interested in discussing why truth matters. They post short pieces by President Hank Hanegraaff, CRI staff, Christian Research Journal contributors and others (August).
19. Theological Pursuit: Currently a 28-year-old structural engineer, Carl’s goal is to go back to school in a few years to pursue a Masters and PhD in biblical studies. This blog is intended to be an outlet for developing his understanding of ideas and the presentation of them (September).
20. Renew Your Mind: This blog focuses on Christian apologetics, evangelism and logic. The writer offers resources as well, including book reviews, essays and online information (October).
21. Logos and Love: Elizabeth is a senior at Brandeis University majoring in linguistics and philosophy. She is a sincere Christian who writes poetry and who speaks Chinese (November).
22. Christian Culture Center: The Christian Culture Center has a vision to help establish life-changing Christianity in all the cultures of our world. Currently operating in North America and the United Kingdom, contacts are being made in Australia and South America to begin work there (December).
23. LOVEWORTHYblog: This COG (Child of God) shares a diary of her life, including prayer lists, music, scripture and Bible promises (December).
24. My Martha Ministry: Laura started this blog to share what’s on her heart. After 20 years of Christian service, she has a lot of ideas for women’s ministry, regardless of where they are in life. She’s worked with children, youth, young women, Women’s Missionary Union, and women who are young-at-heart. She’s also designed, organized and led specialized ministries (December).
25. No Apologies Allowed: Weekly apologetic cartoons and quotes for the “faithful, the faithless, and the full-of-its.” Everyone is welcome to post their opinions. However, uncivil posts, crude language posts, and posts that rely heavily on insults will be deleted (December).

1. Foundations of Western Culture II Renaissance to Modernity: Follow the social and scientific changes in the Western world from the Renaissance to contemporary culture. This class overviews the “general loss of a supernatural or religious perspective upon human events. The course is offered by MIT.
2. Foundations of Theology: Offered by Notre Dame, one of the foremost theological schools, this class follows the evolution of the early church and discusses the Bible’s role as a reference for Christians.
3. Medieval Literature: Dante, Boccaccio, Chaucer: Analyze how religtion and spirituality are depicted in Medieval literature in this class from MIT.
4. Jews and Christians Throughout History: This class from Notre Dame discusses how Christians and Jews have interacted since the time of Christ. It covers anti-Semitism in Christianity and how Christians and Jews might work together in the future.
5. Catholic Theology: This class from Religion-Online teaches about Catholic theology from a collection of texts and resources.
6. The New Testament: Discover the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John from Religion Online.
7. After Colombus: This class from MIT explores how Colombus brought Christianity to the New World, and challenged ideas about spirituality and identity.
8. Introduction to the Old Testament: This course from Yale teaches different methods of interpreting, critiquing and understanding the Old Testament.
9. Wesley: This class from Religion Online teaches students about John Wesley and his school of theology.
10. Arthurian Literature and Celtic Colonization: An interesting course from MIT on how the Catholic Church and early British imperialism influenced culture, identity and history.
11. Christian Ethics: A class from Religion Online that explores the intentions, history and dynamics of Christian ethics and principles.
12. Major Authors: John Milton: This class from MIT explores John Milton’s work, and particularly how his work Paradise Lost tackled controversial concepts like original sin and temptation.
13. Congregational Life: This class from Religion Online explores the dynamics of Christian church congregations, including small churches and seminaries.
14. The Ancient World: Rome: Explore religious trends and ideology that shaped Ancient Rome, paving the way toward Christianity in this class from MIT.
15. Evangelical – Conservative Theology: This course from Religion Online explores evangelism and American Christianity.
16. The Nature of Mission: In this course from Religion Online, you’ll explore world missions in China and the concept of baptism, as you look at the nature of mission work.
17. History of Western Civilization: This Boise State course covers history including the Reformation and the Crusades.
18. The Age of Reason: Europe in the 18th and 19th Centuries: This history class from MIT covers a time period that shaped European Christianity.
19. Learning from the Past: Drama, Science, Performance: This class from MIT explores how the works of Shakespeare, Rembrandt, Moliere and Descartes influenced an intersection of scientific method and ideas about religion, art, and society.
20. Death: This course from Yale covers the concepts of immortality, death and suicide, including from a religious perspective.
21. From Self and Other to We: This class from Gresham College explores the notion of self and the other in regard to philosophical and religious systems.

There is no better way to improve your knowledge about the history of Christianity than by studying these history, theology and philosophy classes offered by the various universities mentioned here. It is really amazing how much of an education you can get from using open courseware offered by colleges all over the country for free. Everyone should take advantage of the wealth of knowledge offered by open courseware classes; regardless of your field of study. You can rest assured that there is a wealth of information out there about your chosen profession and about other subjects you have interest in. Be sure to explore these and the many other open courseware classes out there.

1. If you still do not know about where to start learning bible you can have reference to a chart of daily Bible readings as available from your congregation. This is helpful in special cases and conditions it you have desire to learn Bible as biography of Christ.
2. Get yourself acquainted with the most favorite Bible stories and accounts. The best piece of learning as for Bible stories are as following
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   My Church
   For churches to build and outreach their community they have to network and through this they build a congregation. Therefore, we can say that this is content management system made for sermons, collaborative blog, event calendar, social network and a classified board for Christians to interact, accordingly.

   CobbleStone Community Network
   Cobblestone as community was formed to aid churches to encourage behavior that are important for the body of the local church. It can assist and aid you by helping people find chances to do service for others, to connect people within community for managing and disciplining responsible groups.

   The Common Organization
   TheCommon.org started in the spring of 2008 as a method to put things in order as found to be improper with churches and with focus to employ web with share needs and abilities of the churches.  The community is growing with aim to love their neighbor and share everything in common via the web with as user-friendly, safe and effective tool.

   Unifyer
   Unifyer was an effort by Pursuant, a full service fundraising agency in 2001 to assist non-profit organizations for communication and fundraising by online channel By 2008 Pursuant had 200 clients in several non-profit sectors. And at the dawn of 2009 Pursuant acquired the operations of Viscern, which added RSI and Ketchum, to the Pursuant family to offer a full set of development services and consulting to the entire non-profit market.

   360 Connected Churches
   This software develops relationship oriented community for church members in a safe, protected and easy-to-uses web atmosphere. This software let church members to personalize a profile, to compete with photos albums, blogs, favorite web sites, social networking and more. It assimilates and promotes church involvement with honest, open, vulnerable, private, and safe communication and relationship.

   The City
   This is a web based software and community tool to quench pastor’s desire to accommodate with technology to meet out in challenging and dynamic environment of a growing church. The community was formed to connect newcomers, engage people in deeper community, and multiply ministry and service activity.

   Groups Interactive
   This community was started as a group of Christian followers who devoted their professions to the cause of spreading Christianity with the help of online technology. This community is formed with sole objective of expansion and unity of the body of Christ. And the group is for churches to accomplish there pastoral need.

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   Christian colleges that offer learning over the internet are cheaper compared to the traditional colleges. To get into these colleges, the minimum requirement is a high school diploma. The courses you need to take in high school include English, Math, Social Studies and Science. If you do not meet the requirements to attend an online Christian college, you can take some remedial classes.

   Online colleges focus on Christian education to prepare you for a career as a theologian or even youth group leader. The colleges offer certificates, undergraduate and master’s degrees. An online Christian college offers a variety of majors including Bible and Theology, Christian Ministry, Pastoral Ministry, Elementary Education and certificate programs. A major in Bible and Theology includes a study of theology, scripture and other related fields. This provides a good base for those who want to join the Christian ministries. The Christian Ministry program is good for those who want to join educational ministries. For those who have a calling to lead ministry, the Pastoral Ministry program is the best pick. It provides you with theological and biblical instructions that you can practically apply in the church and in your role as a church leader.

   The online colleges offer you a lot of flexibility since you can take the programs from anywhere you want as long as you have access to the internet. These colleges work well for those who are either busy with work or have to stay home with their children. The online programs can be taken as you work therefore you will follow your own schedule. This allows you to get experience, income and also some stability while taking the program. To get into a career that ensures you cement your Christian faith, an online Christian college is a good choice.

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