In this episode Daniel and Nate discuss the conference they attended in Colorado, NCYM, and some of the things they walked away thinking about. "Untended fires soon become nothing but a pile of ashes" -Jim Burns Is the church just supposed to convict people and then walk away? Or should we always follow up with mentoring and discipleship? Daniel and Nate also feel the pain of seeing peers in ministry burning out and leaving ministry because they didn't feel supported or able to keep pace wi...
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In this episode Daniel and Nate discuss the conference they attended in Colorado, NCYM, and some of the things they walked away thinking about. "Untended fires soon become nothing but a pile of ashes" -Jim Burns Is the church just supposed to convict people and then walk away? Or should we always follow up with mentoring and discipleship? Daniel and Nate also feel the pain of seeing peers in ministry burning out and leaving ministry because they didn't feel supported or able to keep pace wi...
E38 "Reflections of the Rise and Fall of Mars Hill E4"
Jubilee Freedom & Shalom
1 hour 43 minutes
3 years ago
E38 "Reflections of the Rise and Fall of Mars Hill E4"
This episode is the 4th of a series where Nate and Daniel are reflecting on the recent popular podcast called "The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill" by Christianity Today. The podcast follows the story of a pastor named Mark Driscoll and it is a cautionary tale about church growth and how celebrity effects people, especially people in power. In order for this episode to be more meaningful, we recommend first listening to "The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill" episode 4. Nate and Daniel reflect on questio...
Jubilee Freedom & Shalom
In this episode Daniel and Nate discuss the conference they attended in Colorado, NCYM, and some of the things they walked away thinking about. "Untended fires soon become nothing but a pile of ashes" -Jim Burns Is the church just supposed to convict people and then walk away? Or should we always follow up with mentoring and discipleship? Daniel and Nate also feel the pain of seeing peers in ministry burning out and leaving ministry because they didn't feel supported or able to keep pace wi...
