Ask Driscoll Anything. (and vote for my question!)

Some of you have surely heard about this already, but I thought I’d put it out there and spread the word . . .

Mark Driscoll, pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle (and one of my favorite preachers and missional thinkers), is set to start a new sermon series in January. In this, he’ll be answering the top nine questions submitted to him, via askanything.marshillchurch.org. The top questions are determined by a Digg-type voting system. This sermon series will later take shape as a book.

The top questions right now are decent. A question about the Regulative Principle of Worship has held the number one spot for most of the first round. There are also some about church planting, eschatology, sexual sin/purity, etc. (There are also some downright goofy questions that you can come across by clicking the “Random” link.) I’m looking forward to seeing how this series will shape up.

Anyway, I went ahead and submitted a question yesterday on the Lord’s Supper, and thanks to some friends, it’s shot up to the top 40 questions in a matter of hours. I’m now enlisting your help. If you think that my question is worth answering, click on the above link and vote it up further. You get ten votes a day.

Even if it doesn’t make it into the top nine, I’d love to get some good discussion going on it, so don’t be shy. There’s a comment section there on the site as well.