Mark Driscoll’s Origin Story

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Was Mark Driscoll's testimony manufactured? Christianity Today thinks and lays out the case in Questioning the Origin Myth from The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill. Just because we are celebrating 100k doesn't mean we won't keep these reviews going. Episode Thesis: Marks Driscoll’s calling to ministry was crafted to fit the mission of the church and was an important way Driscoll gathered loyalty to himself. Remember to rate and review this show or share it online for giveaways. If you do make sure you let us know or tag us on twitter, instagram. or facebook Or email us at [email protected]

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