Will you forgive the faux pas of writing consecutive book posts? Thanks, I appreciate it.
In the past I’ve written a lot of book reviews. Lots and lots. This went on long enough that I developed an ingenious grading system and had a fun time arguing about it with my readers.
No doubt timing had something to do with it, but Mark Driscoll’s latest book, Vintage Church, is my favorite in his Re:Lit series to date. (If you’re looking at the total Driscoll canon, Confessions of a Reformission Rev is still at the top of my list.) Having written on topics like Jesus, the Atonement, church [...]
I’m currently watching “Does Satan Exist,” a 2-on-2 debate hosted by Nightline:
In this third installment, philosopher Deepak Chopra and Bishop Carlton Pearson will face-off against Pastor Mark Driscoll of the Mars Hill Church and Annie Lobert, founder of the Christian ministry “Hookers for Jesus” about the existence of the Devil.
I’m on the second episode, [...]
I read On the Old Testament earlier, and that was my intro to Mark Driscoll’s new series of Re:Lit “Books you’ll actually read.” Like the OT book, On Church Leadership runs about a hundred pages and can be read in about an hour.
A quick look at LibraryThing statistics revealed that, as I suspected, the Leadership [...]
In a different way than you think. Read this letter from Mark Driscoll in response to a critical review of his book, Vintage Jesus. Wow. (I also wrote a review of Vintage Jesus.)
HT: Jason Allen.
