These ten were the top visited posts and pages in 2025. None of them were written this year, and most of them are sermons from the archives. Although I am posting less frequently these days, the old stuff remains much visited. The Ferlinghetti poem had an impressive 20, 774 hits. If you read it you will know why it is a poem for our time.
Just a friendly reminder that this is an open-source free site, and you are free to share content with attribution. But remember “Thou shalt not steal!” I appreciate your support. Thanks for coming by and come again in 2026. (Photo: Tierney Wildlife Refuge in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. © R.L. Floyd)
“Pity the Nation” A Poem for our Time by Lawrence Ferlinghetti
Why did Jesus refer to Herod as “That fox” in Luke 13:32”?
“Distracted by Many Things” A Sermon on Luke 10:38-42
“Breaking chains, Opening Doors” A Sermon on Acts 16:16-34
“Ask, Search, Knock.” A Sermon on Luke 11: 1-13
“The God who Still Speaks” A Sermon on John 16
“Building Bigger Barns” A Sermon on Luke 13-21
“Growing Up” A Sermon on Galatians 3: 23-29
Once again, as the old year passes and the new year beckons, it is my custom to look back at my most viewed posts of the year. I started this blog in 2009 and 2022 was our best year for both views and visits. This year wasn’t quite as good, but we still had 63,922 views and 50,310 visitors. I thank everybody that came by.
Once again, as the old year passes and the new year beckons, it has been my custom to look back at my most popular posts of the year. I started this blog back in 2009, and to my surprise, 2022 was its best year yet. It had 81,415 views and 62,614 visitors. 
When I Survey . . . 