I promise this won’t turn into another Mark Driscoll rant – if you want something like that, I’m pretty sure you couldn’t find something like that on this site. I ran across a link to a new podcast of Mark Driscoll on Bob’s blog – I don’t agree with much of his analysis. Driscoll is [...]
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I received an email last week from an Associated Press reporter who had been referred to my blog via Dave, who was also contacted by the same reporter. She was writing an article on Mark Driscoll and Mars Hill Church, and she had been doing a bit of internet research. While I’m certainly not the [...]
I’ve written before about Mark Driscoll and Mars Hill Church. I’ve worshipped at Mars Hill before, with my cousin and his wife who attend the church. My best friend (who was my Best Man at my wedding) also is very involved with the church – so I know there are some great people who attend [...]
Brian McLaren found something out this week that unfortunately, I’ve had the pleasure of learning about as well: you can’t blog about homosexuality and have an actual conversation. I wish it were possible, but it hasn’t seemed possible here on this blog. Brian set out to write about homosexuality from a pastoral perspective (article here) [...]
Apparently Mark Driscoll, from Mars Hill in Seattle, is NOT a feminist. Huh. Gosh, he really had me going for a bit there too. We do not believe in feminism because we believe that men should responsibly lead homes and churches with sacrificial love like Jesus Christ. For more on what Mark and the Resurgence [...]
There has been some good discussion going on about what makes a church “emergent” because of a post I did on Mars Hill Church and my experience there. However, I may have stuck my foot in my mouth a bit, and I’d like to recant [a bit]. `Theological Diversity As one who is more open [...]
Rudy Carrasco asked the question on UrbanOnramps a few weeks ago, of whether Mars Hill Church is emergent or not? He wrote: “Mars Hill Church is going to make us define what we mean by “emerging.” Does it mean somewhere between fundamentalist and liberal theologies? Is it a worship style? Is it a way to [...]
