Chris Rosebrough in his latest radio podcast has exposed *Pope* Mark Driscoll's tactic of "blessed subtraction." One wonders why anyone think that Driscoll is even called a pastor since his conduct here is more like a hired hand.
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Wednesday, June 20, 2012
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It is truly frightening how MANY of these churches are out there turning out these "Manchurian Christians." It used to be we'd have one cult leader at a time with a relatively small following... and now they're planting churches and networking everywhere.
ReplyDelete@Paula:
ReplyDeleteindeed. They act more like cults than churches IMO.