Hey guys, real quick, before we get started, I have a small request. If you've been blessed by our

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This is quite possibly the most effective thing that you can do to ensure that this content

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Our multi-site, multi-congregational church campuses with the same elder board and in-person

pastors, not video screens, a biblically permissible alternative to independent church plants.

No. Thanks for the question. No, it's not biblically permissible. No. For one, it's just, it's a bad move.

Mark Driscoll, I think, had some problems. I think he had a lot of great stuff too. I think part of the

reason that he got fired is because he flew a little too close to the sun and in part because

of his views on men and women.

The whole thing we've been talking about in this episode, Mark Driscoll actually would address

women in their sin and, uh, and affirmed biblical masculinity in a lot of really good ways.

I think at certain points he got perverse.

I think he went across the line and, um, but a lot of it was really good. A lot of it was really

good. And I think part of the reason that he was ultimately removed was because he really made

some serious mistakes. I think part of the reason he was removed also is because he did some things

that were really good, like addressing the sin of women. And they came back with a vengeance. And I think part of the reason he was removed is because of the multi-site

model. Think about this for a second, all right? Since we're talking about consummation and

covenant and all these kinds of things, and marriage and men and women, imagine this as an illustration,

right? Imagine did, well, it's like pre pre-monautra.

How do you say that, Nathan?

With the king on the first night, sleeps with monotra.

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