The Relevant Church: A New Vision for Communities of Faith

a mixture of essays which sometimes compliment, sometimes contradict and sometimes agree. I have no idea what the other reviewer was smoking when he bashed Driscoll. I read the book and there were some critcisms in there, but it was not to be found in Driscoll's essay. I actually appreciated his humble honesty on the journey of his CHurch. Pretty funny too. All in all the book is good, especially to read with someone and then discuss if you are in church leadership.

The Relevant Church is compilation of readable essays and first-hand stories of young pastors, many of whom grew weary with the churchy, compartmentalized version of church in which they were leaders. The writing is funny, even irreverent at times, and will open your eyes to how the church is changing and forming at the forefront of culture. It will definitely challenge you to rethink the confines of church like no other book has.