When I started my ‘blogging career’ I actually started two blogs. BibleDude.net was one of them, and management by God was the other one. It has been a while since I’ve updated mbG, but I definitely felt like I did some good work there. It was a path of discovery for me as I searched the Scriptures to learn how to be a more effective leader in the workplace.
The faith/workplace space in blogging is an extremely valuable one, and I believe that there are few who do it really well. Bradley J. Moore is one of these bloggers who sits on that short list with Shrinking the Camel.
I discovered his blog when I was really active with mbG, and he was just getting started with the whole blogging thing. I remember that he wasn’t certain whether anything worthwhile would come out if his efforts, but he has continued to generate some really great content. In fact… these days, you can also find him contributing as a Work Editor over at HighCallingBlogs.com.
What Bradley has done is generate what I believe is some very important discussion in the area of faith and the workplace. Bradley is a corporate executive and a Christian. He writes a great deal about his personal efforts (and struggles) to keep his faith at the center of what he does. I’ve always found his work to be very honest and real, and those are qualities that I appreciate in any Christian discussion. His work regularly challenges me to keep my faith at the center of everything that I do, particularly in the workplace.
So if you work, and struggle with trying to find a way to ‘keep’ your faith while at your job, then join the discussion over at Shrinking the Camel. I’m sure that he’d love to hear from you!
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Shrinking the Camel really is a great blog, indeed! Bradley has his own style of writing, with a, what I like to call, STC-style humor.
Thanks for confirming this choice for our [12 days of awesomeness] list!
But… 'STC-style'? 'Shrinking the Camel'? Wow! He's earned a whole new label all his own! Very cool!
Bradley does have a unique perspective, that's for sure. And boy, he can churn out the words!
Camel is always a provocative read
David
http://www.redletterbelievers.com
Thanks for sharing David! I defintely agree on the 'unique perspective', and I think that is exactly what makes reading blogs like his so interesting. It is when we are challenged by thinking that is different than our own that we find value…
That's an idea that I try to apply in my own blogging, so it is great to see great examples like Bradley's!
Bradley does have a unique perspective, that's for sure. And boy, he can churn out the words!
Camel is always a provocative read
David
http://www.redletterbelievers.com
Thanks for sharing David! I defintely agree on the 'unique perspective', and I think that is exactly what makes reading blogs like his so interesting. It is when we are challenged by thinking that is different than our own that we find value…
That's an idea that I try to apply in my own blogging, so it is great to see great examples like Bradley's!