Mixed Bag
A broken man meeting Christ who ends up helping other broken men and women. Mark was trying his best. He sounds like he has trauma with his great distrust. He needed accountability and pushed it away. The show is anti-Calvinism, anti-masculinity. It started so strong with the polemic on mega churches and ended with a theological bent. Scott McKnight, Russel Moore, and the like want to leave Reformational truth. The Joshua Harris was interesting but the interviews were mostly one sided (besides Colin Hanson). Hyper-masculinity is not a John Wayne and Jesus problem, it is a male issue. Andrew Tate and the like. Young men need healthy masculinity modeled and Jesus is the god-guy for them! Jesus is gangsta with his diatribes (Matt. 23) and no fear mentality (Calming storms, facing mobs and kings). He was the paradoxical kind and strong. It will be interesting to what CT does next…
Patrick2081 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/05/23
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I’ve always been interested in this story. I’m from Phoenix and was impacted by Mark’s preaching, but I’ve always felt there’s more to the story then what outsiders like mr know. The story is told well. However, I think it could do without the background music. It sounds too creepy.
Eric Manjarrez via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/26/21
Very well done podcast revealing the epidemic of moral failures by pastors in ministry. These episodes are not condemning, but seek to reveal a systemic problem in Evangelicals today on a leadership and lay level so that we can learn from OUR mistakes, and seek God’s grace and mercy for His glory...Read full review »
Justthombirk via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 06/28/21
Wow, amazing story and engaging production value. Well done, Mike and team!
wjpants via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/23/21
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