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The Faults in Our Stars - What can we learn from the downfall of Mark Driscoll and Mars Hill Church?

By Jim on Sat, 03/14/15
Fundamentalism & Evangelicalism
Mark Driscoll
Mars Hill
The “celebrity pastor” phenomenon is rooted in American culture … “Americans have a long tradition of looking to a magnetic person in the pulpit to show them the way forward.”

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Bert Perry

NewIt strikes me that if

Mon, 03/16/15

It strikes me that if Driscoll actually talked about getting “hate mail” from Rick Warren, maybe that was a “tell” that he had some big issues. As a rule, the warnings many (myself included) issue from time to time are not hate mail. They are sincerely held beliefs that there is something a bit wrong with one’s ministry. Assuming that it’s hate mail is a flaw in the person’s theology.

Aspiring to be a stick in the mud.

Related . . .

Topics: Mark Driscoll, Acts 29, Matt Chandler
  • Mark Driscoll out ... Matt Chandler in as the New President of Acts29
  • Mars Hill Podcast Revives Old Video With Mark Driscoll, James MacDonald, Mark Dever—And It Reveals a Lot
  • Mark Driscoll introduced Beth Moore as the new junior teaching pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, Washington
  • Mark Driscoll accused of plagiarism by radio host
  • Mark Driscoll to step down while Mars Hill reviews charges

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