Ask It Basket - What to Blog About? Please Tell Me What You Want

by Randy on August 15, 2008 · Comments

Today, Greg’s comment kind of tipped the scales on something I have been pondering. It’s been percolating around in my brain lately to ask the readers of this blog what it is you would like me to blog about. I know what I like to blog about, but what would you like to see blogged?

Now, I can already hear someone saying, “I would like you to blog about how to turn cat hair into nicely crocheted pot holders.” That, I can pretty much guarantee I won’t blog about.

Well, actually, I probably would because it’s … to put it mildly … an odd thing to think of. Any ideas that are generated from this discussion will be potential “Ask It Basket” topics for the future.

Don’t forget that between now and September 5th, Mensley is picking up the series “Q & A Friday.” He will answer questions submitted at this years Q & A at the Exodus conference that didn’t get answered, or were answered and bear repeating, during the actual main session Q & A. This week, he addresses a question from a Dad seeking to come to terms with his son’s same sex attraction.

I don’t see Q & A Friday going anywhere and in fact might continue for quite a while on my own and others blogs. That said, I must also state that all of those questions are centered around a redemptive view of homosexuality.

The idea in this post is to see what the actual readers of this blog would like to see blogged about here and will include the issue of homosexuality as one among many. What have you enjoyed reading here in the past? What have you missed? Are there other topics that come to mind? Lemmee know either in the comments on this blog post or privately through the contact form.

Thank you in advance for helping me out with this! :)

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