Comments on: Hybels Disappoints http://20millionminutes.com/2007/04/26/hybels-off-base/ Reaching for Significance in the Next 20 Million Minutes Tue, 20 Dec 2011 08:20:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Brett http://20millionminutes.com/2007/04/26/hybels-off-base/comment-page-1/#comment-3507 Brett Wed, 02 May 2007 19:02:13 +0000 http://20millionminutes.com/2007/04/26/hybels-off-base/#comment-3507 I too, was a bit put off by BH and his drive-by on Driscoll. That hurt, too, because Hybels is a real hero of mine and is a big reason why I do what I do. I just thought it didn't need to be said, and clearly Hybels has fallen into having an opinion of Driscoll without actually listening to him or getting to know his doctrinal stance. I just thought it was unneccesary. As for his talk, he made good points, but it really felt like he was phoning it in. I was far more inspired and fed by other presenters at the conference, mainly Bil Cornelius, Matt Chandler, and Jim Putnam. I too, was a bit put off by BH and his drive-by on Driscoll. That hurt, too, because Hybels is a real hero of mine and is a big reason why I do what I do. I just thought it didn’t need to be said, and clearly Hybels has fallen into having an opinion of Driscoll without actually listening to him or getting to know his doctrinal stance. I just thought it was unneccesary.

As for his talk, he made good points, but it really felt like he was phoning it in. I was far more inspired and fed by other presenters at the conference, mainly Bil Cornelius, Matt Chandler, and Jim Putnam.

]]> By: Pete Weseloh http://20millionminutes.com/2007/04/26/hybels-off-base/comment-page-1/#comment-3486 Pete Weseloh Mon, 30 Apr 2007 20:58:37 +0000 http://20millionminutes.com/2007/04/26/hybels-off-base/#comment-3486 Steve, I had heard about this right after it happened directly from Mark's blog and some of the other blogs that I have come across. I believe that Bill's comments seem to come out of a differing (which I believe are just flat out biblically wrong) perspectives on biblical roles in the homes and the church. I have listened to Mark for 3 years now and have grown so much and been called forth by his teaching to be a strong and humble man of God. Much of Mark's ministry is focused towards the men and I have heard him beat this drum of win the men, win the war for some time and I can't agree with him enough. If we had more men in the church who lived up to the calling of scripture and to the teachings that Mark continues to shout loud and clear, our churches may become powerful forces against the powers of our enemy. His desire, and it has become my desire as well if for God to raise up a generation of godly patriarchs for such a time as this. Our churches need more godly patriarchs. I also hold firmly to the scripture when it states the requirements of Church planters and elders. Women's gifts are needed, but the way God gets his work done is first moves on the men. I didn't get to attend this conference, but have been well aware of the podcasts leading up to it. It seems Jesus is raising an army of church planters right now in the states that is different than the previous generations. Praise Christ for that. Steve,

I had heard about this right after it happened directly from Mark’s blog and some of the other blogs that I have come across. I believe that Bill’s comments seem to come out of a differing (which I believe are just flat out biblically wrong) perspectives on biblical roles in the homes and the church. I have listened to Mark for 3 years now and have grown so much and been called forth by his teaching to be a strong and humble man of God. Much of Mark’s ministry is focused towards the men and I have heard him beat this drum of win the men, win the war for some time and I can’t agree with him enough. If we had more men in the church who lived up to the calling of scripture and to the teachings that Mark continues to shout loud and clear, our churches may become powerful forces against the powers of our enemy. His desire, and it has become my desire as well if for God to raise up a generation of godly patriarchs for such a time as this. Our churches need more godly patriarchs. I also hold firmly to the scripture when it states the requirements of Church planters and elders. Women’s gifts are needed, but the way God gets his work done is first moves on the men.

I didn’t get to attend this conference, but have been well aware of the podcasts leading up to it. It seems Jesus is raising an army of church planters right now in the states that is different than the previous generations. Praise Christ for that.

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