Showing posts with label James MacDonald. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James MacDonald. Show all posts
Harvest Chapel: Growing List of Pastors Leave
http://theelephantsdebt.com/the-next-step/
The Void
Are we alone in our concerns regarding the leadership of James MacDonald? Over the past few years, many long-standing elders and highly influential staff members have departed Harvest Bible Chapel. While the circumstances of their departures are unique to each of them, each has his own story to tell.
Pastors and elders who have publicly
Bloodstained Ink: 4th Church Leaves Harvest Bible Fellowship
An update and good
story on the Harvest Bible Fellowship at:
http://bloodstainedink.wordpress.com/2012/05/09/fourth-church-departs-harvest-bible-fellowship/ Who are these guys? What would anyone become involved with them?
Fourth Church
“Departs” Harvest Bible Fellowship
May9
by Scott
William Bryantu
Just over three months
ago, James MacDonald, Senior Pastor of Harvest Bible Chapel,
Another Harvest Bible Church (MacDonald's) Out
L to R: T.D. Jakes, James MacDonald, and Mark Driscoll
Another story emerges about James MacDonald’s trouble over
the ER2 issue with T.D. Jakes and others.
A fourth church has pulled out.
Three other churches are out: Detroit, Chicago and Prescott. Not, a fourth is out.
Foundationally…and MacDonald exists because…? Another sectarian…? Another Baptacostal
TBN Bimbo, Paula White: ER2, TD Jakes, & Baptacostals
Ken Silva of
Apprising Ministries offers his assessment of ER2, TD Jakes, and Benny Hinn’s
girl-friend, Paul White. We offer our comments in red.
http://apprising.org/2012/03/30/elephant-room-2s-t-d-jakes-spiritual-daughter-paula-white-in-the-news/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+apprising%2F2+%28Apprising+Ministries%29
ELEPHANT
ROOM 2′S T.D. JAKES’
James MacDonald: Pushback on Elephant Room
http://jamesmacdonald.com/blog/?p=11232
Post-Elephant Room Interview, Part 1
Jan302012
We’ve been receiving great feedback on The Elephant Room 2, but also a lot of push back—from thoughtful critique and legitimate disagreement, to determined efforts to distort.
After the event, I interviewed three African-American pastors whom I greatly respect. I found their input to be
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