Since his abrupt resignation from Mars Hill Church in 2014,

Mark Driscoll has claimed he was the victim of a vindictive plot.

But last week he dropped a bombshell.

He claimed that Mars Hill leaders were planning to accuse him of adultery if he didn't resign.

Today, two former high-level Mars Hill leaders join me

to set the record straight. Welcome to the Roy's Report, a podcast dedicated to reporting the

truth and restoring the church. I'm Julie Roy's. And if you've been watching the news, you know that

Mark Driscoll stunned just about everyone last week what he made a claim he's never

made before. Speaking to his congregation at the Trinity Church, Driscoll said that church leaders at

Mars Hill were going to use a nuclear option against him if he didn't resign in 2014.

That nuclear option was a plan to falsely accuse Driscoll of adultery if he didn't resign. At least that's

what Mark says. Well, joining me today is Sutton Turner. Sutton was at Mars Hill when everything

imploded in 2014. At the time, he was one of only three executive elders at Mars Hill, and he had a

front row seat to everything that was happening. You'll also hear

today from Miles Rody. Miles was one of only eight elders at Mars Hill who investigated the

charges of bullying and intimidation against Mark Driscoll, and Miles was at one of those meetings

at Panera where Driscoll claims he learned of the plot against him. This is going to be an eye-opening

podcast, and I'm so glad you've joined me. But before we dive in, I'd like to thank the sponsors

of this podcast, the Restore Conference, and Mark Horta Barrington. I'm so excited to announce

the next Restore Conference, June 9th and 10th at Judson University in Elgin, Illinois. Joining us for this

amazing two-day event to restore faith in God and the Church will be many leading abuse survivor

advocates. These include Wade Mullen, Scott McKnight, Mary Dumuth, and Kyle James Howard.

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