here's an excerpt from the 1st chapt... HOLY DANG--- i'm hooked:

"The causes for this sin of omission are many. First, there is a propensity in many churches to take sexuality out of the hands of theologians and place it in the hands of secular counselors, whose philosophy is dominated by unbiblical evolutionary concepts of humanity and gender. This error prevents the church from speaking about men and women because they’re only permitted to see androgynous humanity. Second, the effeminate nature of pastors and churches causes many masculine men to feel unwelcome in what they perceive as an organization solely for women, children, and weaker men. Third, there is a timidity among weak pastors to wade into controversial issues in general, and sexual ones in particular. Lastly, the sad truth is that many pastors are also enslaved to their own sexual sins and/or are languishing in unfulfilling and infrequent sex with their wives, and therefore are unable to speak of sexual matters out of a sense of disqualification."

While I don't know much about Driscoll, I have to bring this up. Brad, what are your thoughts on the whole Driscoll/Rob Bell ordeal that went down around this time last year I believe. Would like to know your thoughts, if you're willing to share.

i definitely have convictions about Jesus... and i definitely have convictions about His Word--- and i def think both of these men are being used by God--- im not savvy to all the happenings of the Driscoll/Bell stuff. B.c i wasn't an eye-witness to any of that... then i'd be a false-witness if i pretended to know---

Driscoll rules. I checked this out when he was twittering about it, and he never ceases to impress me with his willingness to be so candid and wise.

Good post bro...I also recommend a book called "Every Man's Battle."

Thanks again.