Here are the most popular posts since I started blogging. And yes, this includes when I stopped blogging and then came out of retirement a few days later.

Stop Speaking In Tongues

A List Of People I Wished Had A Blog

Do You Create Church Videos Like These?

Weird & Random Things That Happened To Me Online This Week

I Just Went Bald And 17 Reasons You Should Too

Here is one that didn’t make this list that I consider a “diamond in the rough”:

Your Favorites Are Damaging

Then do everything I do.

Just kidding.

Here is a list of the best resources on being a better blogger:

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Note: For all intensive purposes, I am not counting Twitter as a blog. Yes, I know that it is a “micro-blog” but come on, it is a whole different world.

Chris Hodges

Lead Pastor of Church of the Highlands in Birmingham, AL.

I had the opportunity to attend services at the Grants Mill and Tuscaloosa campuses while at UA.

I love his heart for people to dream with him and the “service before the service” is absolutely incredible.

(He used to write at switch.churchofthehighlands.com but it has been shut down)

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Okay, here are two things that were weird and random that happened to me online this week.

Me and Carlos Whittaker

The other day, I started to follow about 100 new people on Twitter. One of them was Carlos Whittaker.

I have never met him, although I do dig his blog and nearly bumped into him at Echo Conference (he led a breakout and was on the church panel).

The first tweet I saw from him was this:

Then I tweeted this:

I didn’t really think anything of it. I am from New Mexico and not even I like Gallup.

I was seriously wondering what he was doing there (a concert, pssh! No way, not there!).

Plus it was really late, so looking back I think I missed the whole “broken down” element of the tweet.

To my surprise, he tweeted back at me:

Ouch! I was like, did I just get virtually slammed by Carlos Whittaker? I am glad he laughed!  Needless to say, I felt dumb for asking the question (and I felt that I lost my opportunity to send him my demo, if I had one).

So I tweeted this:

And that ended our friendship (okay, at least our conversation).

Google Agrees That I Am A “Bald Alpha Male”

So, I saw on my stats plugin that someone clicked on my blog after searching for “Bald Alpha Male”.

I am not sure if they forgot my name or what.

I decided to google the same term just to see what the results were.

I am number 6 out of 92,000 plus! That is awesome and random!