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Stepping into the Light: You’re a Christian, what now? is a great primer for the new adult Christian, as well as a devotional and inspiring Christian living guidebook.

Written by Diane L. Harris, the daughter of a South Bronx born Jew and a Jamaican-American ex-Episcopalian Jewish convert, Stepping into the Light is the fearless testimony of a former atheist who admits that while Christian salvation erases the threat of eternal damnation, becoming a Christian is not a magical pill for the ills of life on earth.

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With clarity and wielding a humble sense of humor, this woman of God leads the way to a down-to-earth relationship with a loving Messiah by answering such important questions as: What’s the meaning of salvation? Who do I become when I’m born again? Do I need to know about spiritual warfare? How is the Old Testament relevant to me as a Christian? What does the New Testament teach? What promises does God have for me? Can I contribute to the kingdom of God?

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Dec202008

My 5 Favorite Christian Blogs (This Week)

I'm beginning to think that a blogroll isn't enough. As I've dug into the world of blogging, I've come across so many writers and resources that inspire and teach me in my quest to share the love of Christ and build up His disciples to the best of my ability. So periodically (not necessarily weekly) I will share a list of Christian blogs (not necessarily 5 each time) that have informed me in a fresh and engaging way.

For full effect, the following intro to this feature should be sung out loud to the tune of "My Favorite Things" from The Sound of Music:

Funny or serious, rambling or pointed / often inspiring and truly anointed

Passionate people with God on their minds / these are a few of my favorite finds

In the blog world / they are voices / bold and not ashamed

Questioning, preaching, discipling and teaching / and lifting our Savior's name

And the current honorees are:

Suddenly Christian - John Shore punches holes in puffery and exposes himself and his Christianity, consistently making me laugh (and occasionally get mad) and think deeply at the same time.

Shrinking the Camel - Bradley J. Moore gently yet thoroughly digs into the practicalities and pitfalls of living a Christian life while taking care of business in Corporate America.

Real Live Preacher - Written by (who else?) a real live preacher named Gordon Atkinson, whose surprising short stories and excellent essays explore the calling of ministry, both Gordon's and ours. My favorite Gordon Atkinson line: "'For Christ’s sake' packs a punch when you mean it literally."

Conversion Diary - The diary of former atheist and vocal non-Christian, Jennifer F., who became a Catholic in 2007 and writes eloquently about her hectic yet contented life as a Christian wife and mother of three young children (with a fourth on the way).

The Greatest Mission Trip You'll Ever Take - Deb Burton blogs about bringing our children into the kingdom of God--willingly. How to be a missionary in your own home. I love it.

Please visit them all. You'll be glad you did.

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Wow, I really like your blog, I hope you can come by and check mine out too. You'll be added to my blog roll. I know what you mean about too many great blogs, its a good idea that you started here. God Bless. Robin

December 20, 2008 | Unregistered Commenterrobin

Hey, DIane!
Thanks for the kudos! It is always meaningful to know that people first of all read, and then actually appreciate, the blog writing. You are so generous in your blogging. You are blogerous.

December 21, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterBradley J Moore

I made the first cut? Thanks for the incredible honor. I'm thrilled to serve th Lord in this way and that others are blessed with my teaching.

December 23, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterDeb Burton

Thanks for sharing your favs. I have a meme for this. Its called Super Simple Spiritual Sunday. I post what I ran acroos during the week that encouraged me. http://heartofwisdom.com/blog/spritual-sunday-meme/

December 23, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterRobin Sampson

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