Denominations vs. Networks

Feb 21 2012

Conversation #1—Jack Graham & Mark Driscoll | James MacDonald moderating

Choosing where to plant your flag in ministry is a huge decision for young pastors. Listen in as Jack Graham responds to a question about maintaining fluidity and movement within the SBC, and discussion turns toward the differing characteristics of denominations and networks.

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James MacDonald is fired up about God’s Word and God’s Son. He has been a pastor for almost 30 years and revels in the hope that others in ministry can learn from his mistakes. James is down on cranky, cheerless Christians, but good with everyone who is still listening and learning and loving the Savior, whose glory is our passion and whose Word is enough.