Wygle Wide Web

A quiet field journal of digital archaeology. Reconstructing a life from 25+ years of digital traces, with occasional help from ChatGPT when things get weird or surprising.

Tag: mars hill church

  • Come Ye Weary, Heavy Laden, Lost & Ruined by The Fall

    Just like my biological family, the family I choose to be part of is quite messy. In the last few weeks there have been numerous people (some might say a great cloud of witnesses) coming forward seeking and expressing reconciliation and true repentance from Mars Hill and, specifically, Mark Driscoll. I was part of that family…

  • Stages of Renewal

    Pastor Mark’s post called Worship: God Transforms is quite refreshing. Our team just went through the stages of renewal in one of our meetings which challenged me to focus on my personal renewal and my relational renewal. I’ve included the section we focused on for your reading enjoyment. Stages of Renewal Personal renewal (love God)…

  • Thousand Tounges

    Archive note: this post used a Flash video player. The original media reference is preserved below; playback availability has not been verified. https://vimeo.com/1227698 Over at Doxologist Pastor Tim is talking about the last few weeks being toned down when it comes to the musical, corporate worship at Mars Hill Church | Ballard. Then, this last…

  • Nicholas Francisco Missing

    Nicholas Francisco of Mark Driscoll’s Mars Hill Church in Seattle, WA has been missing since Wednesday evening. Please call 911 if you have any info regarding his whereabouts. Archived source: Blogger post BLOG-054 · original entry URL

  • Dustin was featured in a Christian Magazine

    With this picture of Dustin smoking on top of Mars Hill Church’s Ballard building in 2004, Dustin has made it into a quite reputable christian ‘zine called “The Way of Life” (PDF). Archived source: Blogger post BLOG-038 · original entry URL

  • Ask Mark Driscoll Anything

    Head on over to askanything.marshillchurch.org to ask Pastor Mark Driscoll of Mars Hill Church here in Seattle any question your heart desires. You can then vote on the questions up to 10 times per day. Digg it too. Archived source: Blogger post BLOG-031 · original entry URL