In the Elephant Room 1 DVD, in session 6, somewhere around 10 minutes into it, MacDonald mentions Piper, Chan, and me. Jakes was not even challenged for prosperity theology and the false gospel it embodies.
So apparently David Platt, pastor of an American mega-church (that’s not a criticism, just a term for a very large church) was condemned for “poverty theology,” while T. Jakes was the guest, but I’ve been told that James didn’t say anything to acknowledge or challenge him about prosperity theology. In a more recent Elephant Room 2, which I did not see, T. I was surprised how James MacDonald responded to David Platt, rebuking him for calling upon his church to evaluate their priorities and spending, and to forgo some assets in order to give more-what seemed to bother James was that they decided to reduce the number of munchies provided to the children on Sunday mornings. Eventually someone sent me their copy to watch. I was going to buy a copy but it was too expensive. I didn’t know about this until someone mentioned it to me. Well, first of all, I will gladly go down on a ship any day with John Piper, Francis Chan, and David Platt. :) I saw the Elephant Room DVD where James MacDonald was referring to you, John Piper, Francis Chan, and David Platt as embracing a “poverty theology.” What is your response to that? Answer from Randy Alcorn:
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