Every new year seems to provide the occasion for taking stock and charting future blogging hopes and dreams. This last year saw my most productive blogging month ever (March 2009=112 posts). Though on the whole I was disappointed by the last year of blogging. Not nearly as much work on Karl Barth and theological interpretation as I had hoped for. I think I also spent too much time on cultural and political commentary than I would like. However the high points of the blogging year involved more study on mission, Christology, and Paul.
For this coming year I am hoping to refocus this blog on the distinctly theological. Topics I want to read and write on this year are the usual suspects you’ve all grown to love or love to hate: Barth, Yoder, ecclesiology, mission, apocalyptic, and Pauline and Johannine theology. I’m also planning to leave aside — at least on this blog — cultural and political critique/commentary. Stuff along these lines that catches my interest will now be flagged elsewhere.
Some new stuff I’m hoping to write on this year includes Will Campbell, J. Louis Martyn, and Paul Minear. Here’s hoping for a good year.
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