Top 10 blogs I can’t start my day without

First thing I do in the morning at work is to feed my mind. In literal technological sense. I have almost 50 to 60 RSS Feeds sitting at my Google Reader. I don’t read all of them, it’ll burn my head if I do. But here’s the top 10 blogs that I follow everyday.

1. Perry Noble – on top of my list, Perry is a young pastor in Anderson, South Carolina. Very passionate leader. Loves Jesus. Loves the Church. He has grown his congregation New Spring Church to 9,000 in 7 years.
2. Craig Groeschel – in my opinion, one of the best communicators of our time. I am amazed how he can bring a huge amount of information to his listeners in 30 minutes or less and everyone just gets it. He also leads what I consider the most innovative local church around.
3. Tony Morgan – I get my leadership dose from this guy.
4. Steven Furtick – very young, very passionate, very fresh leader. He leads a 2 year old church with 2,500 weekend attendance. As someone said, is that even legal for a church plant?
5. Pinoy Tech Blog – moving in locally, this blog is my local dose of tech news. I also sometimes write for this blog.
6. Technobiography – local blogger Ka Edong’s take on local technology scene excites me.
7. Ganns Deen – One of the few local bloggers that I actually met and become a friend.
8. Riz Sanchez – the guitarchic, Riz amazes me of her sincerity and writing prowess.
9. Jonna Jill Piad – she’s my dose of the real life. I mean, if you want to know what a typical life is all about, read her blog. She sometimes gets frustrated with her life. She gets excited with her new boyfriend and gets broken hearted after a breakup.
10. Pastor Steve Murrel here and here. I recently discovered his blog, Pastor Steve is the founder of Victory Christian Fellowship, a mega church in Metro Manila. I really admire pastors of successful churches and try to learn from them. Because, seriously, if their church is successful, they must be doing something correctly. If Peter Tanchi (of Christ Commission Fellowship, the church that fed me during my transition from the Adventist church) is blogging, he’ll probably be on top of my list, too. But the great leader is in his 50s, so you know what I’m thinking ;-)

After finishing the 10th, I realized that I have more than 10 blogs that I follow real close. Anyway, some other time.

I’m tagging Ganns and Riz. Who feeds you?