Blog Theme: Getting History Right – Interview with John Fea
This is the sixth interview in my series reflecting on 15 years of blogging. Messiah University history professor John Fea joined me to discuss getting history right, court evangelicals, and much more. John is a prolific writer and you can read his publishing credits in the bio below. He also hosts a podcast called The…
Read MoreBlog Theme: Mars Hill Church – Interview with Sutton Turner and Dave Bruskas, Part Two
In this concluding video, former Mars Hill Church executive elders Sutton Turner and Dave Bruskas talk about incidents not discussed publicly before. They also describe more personally their feelings about their actions at the church and their hopes for the future. In this portion of the interview, we cover Mars Hill Global Fund, how public…
Read MoreGospel for Asia Canada Seeks Protection from Creditors Amid Donor Lawsuit
The Canadian iteration of Gospel for Asia has filed for creditor protection at the same time it is being sued in multi-million dollar action by donors who claim the charity did not use funds as donors intended. The action appears to be a stalling tactic since the charity doesn’t have any significant creditors except the…
Read MoreBlog Theme: Mars Hill Church – Interview with Dave Bruskas and Sutton Turner, Part One
In the category of unlikely interviews, this one is near the top of the list. Today, I publish the first part of an interview with Sutton Turner and Dave Bruskas. Turner, Bruskas and Mark Driscoll made up the three executive elders of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, WA. Driscoll was also the president of the…
Read MoreAnd a Little Tweet Shall Lead Them – Response to John MacArthur’s Worship Service
I thought about writing a post about John MacArthur’s decision to defy Governor Newsom’s restrictions of church gatherings. I planned to argue that his decision places his congregation and community in jeopardy. I also find fault with his Christian nationalist rationale for violating a legitimate public health edict. However, sometimes a tweet does this trick.…
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