Year in Review 2014

Blogging is like having a photo album of your thoughts. Some are posed, some are candid, some are blurry, and some make you wince. My album from this year has certainly made me feel all of those things. But like any other memory, I would never discard them. They remind me of who I was and who I need to be. Most Read Posts One of the main differences between blogging and journaling is the public scrutiny. While it's true that this is a risky endeavor, it's also incredibly rewarding. Wisdom and understanding are not solo pursuits, so I value the reactions of others. And since the only real metric I have is readership, here are the top five posts where I seemed to get something right: Why White People Don't Want Darren Wilson to be Guilty When I Left the Church My Daughter is not My Princess You're Loving Jesus Wrong I Hate Sermons Least Read Posts Poor readership usually means dislike or disinterest. The latter can't always be helped, but these bottom