Two months ago we launched a search for the best Christian blogs that engage in social and political issues of interest to the world outside the Church. In all, we received sixteen nominations, although one of these was the Jubilee Centre's own blog, which we obviously cannot allow to proceed to the next round(!)

So, we list below in alphabetical order links to the remaining fifteen and invite you to vote in the table beneath on which you think are the best - and perhaps to discover some new sources offering you a biblical perspective on social and political concerns.

As you explore the various options that may be new to you, may you find plenty of fresh thinking to connect your faith and the world. Results will be announced later in the year. Until then, thank you helping us to identify the best in applied biblical thinking in the blogosphere - and be sure to spread the word via your own blog and social networks!

If you have other blogs you wish you had nominated, add them in the comments below and we'll see about adding them to the poll - though late additions will obviously be at a disadvantage when it comes to counting the votes.

Nominated Blogs

• Adrian Warnock: part of the leadership team of a growing multicultural church in London
• Albert Mohler: President of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
• Archbishop Cranmer: an anonymous blogger 'examining religio-political agendas with politico-religious objectives'
• Between Two Worlds: Justin Taylor, a former associate of John Piper working in the Christian publishing industry
• Marcus Honeysett: Director of evangelical training ministry Living Leadership
• Make Wealth History: an exploration of sustainable living in the real world by brothers Paul and Jeremy Williams
• Mavuno Church: a church in Kenya
• Purposeful Purity: teenagers Hannah and Bella aim to encourage other young Christian women to live a Christ-centered life
• Simon Burton-Jones: the Archdeacon of Rochester
• Something Personal: Geoff Ashton
• Theos: a public theology think tank
• The rWorld: Dale Kuehne, a politics professor and pastor in New England
• The Urban Pastor: Richard Perkins, lead pastor of a church in South London
• This Side of Sunday: Jon Coutts, a doctoral student in systematic theology at Aberdeen
• Vinoth Ramachandra: Secretary for Dialogue & Social Engagement on the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students (IFES) Senior Leadership Team

Late Nominations

• Peter Saunders: CEO of Christian Medical Fellowship
• Blog and Mablog: Douglas Wilson
• Gareth Davies: CARE's Development Officer
• Douglas Knight: Resources for Christian Theology
• White Horse Inn: Mike Horton, professor of apologetics and systematic theology at Westminster Seminary California

Results

For results of the poll, see The Top Seven Christian Blogs

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