Mark Driscoll: Christ & Media
How important is being relevant?
In case you haven’t noticed here, my brand of “geekery” means a lot of things, but it all centers in some way on media, as does much of my life outside of my hobbies and interests.
Last Thursday, I had the opportunity to attend a lecture given by Mark Driscoll of Mars Hill Church (more about both at Wikipedia here and here)…
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Hey, too bad for no other comments yet, but I listened to this Friday night and it was amazing. My two favorites were, “Every church is culturally contextualized for some year in history, the only question is when they would fit in” and his discussion about the difference between true innocence and just being naive.
Much laughter, too, at the example of Sally Denimjumper…I’ve known too many of them…haha! Wonderful people, but definitely fit the description. :)