Toxic Honor Culture: Unpacking Authority and Humility in the Church
GoodLion TheologyApril 20, 202400:59:23

Toxic Honor Culture: Unpacking Authority and Humility in the Church

🎙️ Aaron Salvato🎙️ Aaron SalvatoHost
What does it mean to challenge authority within the church? In today's episode of the Good Lion Podcast, our host, Aaron Salvato, invites his friend Blake Dunn to peel back the layers on the pressing issues facing today’s Christian community, sparked by the recent controversies involving Mark Driscoll, James River Church, and the Stronger Men Conference. They dive into the thorny questions of how to correct leaders, the implications of toxic honor cultures, and what it truly means to carry "the anointing of God." Is there a right way to address public errors made by church leaders? How do we discern between respect for authority and blind allegiance? Join us as Aaron and Blake tackle these complex issues, offering insights that aim to foster understanding and drive spiritual growth in challenging times.
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