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Posts Tagged ‘Mark Driscoll’
8 Jan
Jesus the Evangelist
I’m often asked why Calvinists need to be enthusiastic about evangelism if God is sovereign and the elect will be saved anyway. Mark Driscoll posted this week on evangelism and reformed theology, reminding us to look at Romans 9-11; in the middle of Paul’s treatment of God’s sovereignty in salvation, he tells us that people [...]
28 Dec
The Shack
The Shack has been a popular seller for a few months now, and the opinions of both Christians and non-Christians are hugely varied. I must admit I haven’t read this yet, although I intend to. Mark Driscoll Shares his thoughts below:
20 Dec
Driscoll’s Reformission
I’ve just finished reading Radical Reformission by Mark Driscoll. It’s good. In fact, it’s so good that I’ve bought myself a copy. Among other things, it addresses Churches who are plodding along comfortably as they are with few signs of biblical, effective communication of the gospel with lost souls around them; it also speaks volumes to [...]
10 Sep
Mark Driscoll – getting our attention
The Gospel is provocative and will offend people. Too many people don’t love Jesus. They don’t hate him either. They just couldn’t care less. Driscoll reminds us that we need to get people’s attention if we expect them to react to the gospel at all, using examples from Ezekiel and Hosea.
