27th Dec, 2008

Blogger’s Block

I don’t know what it is. In recent months I’ve found it very difficult to write or read blogs. I’ve published quite a bit on my own blog, but mostly out of a sense that I needed to do so. I’ve hardly spent any time reading or commenting on other blogs. I’ve not desired to do so. When I start to weave my way along the web I find it tiresome.

It’s not because there is any dearth of great material. It’s not because I don’t enjoy reading good writing and ideas. I simply have fallen out of the habit and do not have any strategy for my blogging.

When I began blogging in May of 2006 I did it because I wanted to. I wrote out of a desire to flesh out my thoughts. I read other blogs because I loved the flow and mix of ideas that took place on good blogs. I’ve never been a widely read blogger but I’ve enjoyed a good audience and had great interaction with a number of people over the last two years. I’ve also met a number of incredible people through the medium of weblogs.

Nevertheless, as I enter 2009 I have to wonder whether I will rediscover my love for blogging or if blogging will become a relic of my past.

Responses

I hope you rediscover blogging and keep going. I too have thought about throwing in the towel several times but I continue to find that writing helps me think things through better and it also keeps me honest- if I don’t have anything is it because I am not hearing from God? I am not saying that is happening to you, it is just what sometimes happens to me.
I enjoy blogs whose writers are seeking God and telling us about their journey. There are not too many of these and yours has been a good one.

Strider’s last blog post..Calvinistic Thinking- Irresistible Grace

Yes I too enjoy blogs whose writers are seeking God and tellings us about their journey. Hope you continue, though I know it can be a drag at times.

I have a sort of system where I write one spiritual thought, one book review (or something I’ve read recently) and one personal jotting each week. Doesn’t always works but I find it helps to have a system.

Thank you both for your encouragement. I do well to remember that we don’t write or do anything for the praise of men, but we must do all things to and for His glory. Strider, I think your comment about hearing His voice may be part of what’s going on, too. Ah, to be in His presence – continually!!!

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