If He is a Southern Baptist, why aren't other SB pastors calling him out on this garbage??
Why haven't the RCA thrown the heretic Schuller out of his pulpit? Same reason. Apathy.
I don't know about the RCA but in the SBC there isn't a meaningful way to discipline a pastor, but of course anyone knows that here, we've discussed it to no end. I think the problems lies in the fact that in general denominations aren't going to bother with a pastor who is "successful".
I suppose Warren is a poster boy in the SBC. I really don't hear much about him where I am. I think he's made the rounds in the SBC and he's becoming old news. I can remember churches in the St. Louis area doing the "40 Days of Purpose" in the late 80's/early 90's. I had a deacon asks in those days if we were going to do the program at our church. Even as a young pastor in my first church I decided against it after checking it out.
Who in the SBC is going to do anything about Warren? Well, I've said my piece and that's all I can do. Those in power (well, they think they are in power) do what they do. In the end, Warren will stand before the LORD and will be dealt with, as all of us will stand before Him.
I believe a greater problem in the SBC is the gathering witch hunt against Calvinism. Those who are misrepresenting Calvinism are the Old Guard in the SBC, the ones who lead the way to stem the tide of liberalism in the SBC. For that I am grateful. However, these individuals seem to lack
purpose in life if they aren't attacking a supposed enemy. Again, what am I to do? I can only say what I believe and leave it at that. I wish they would focus on the dating of the rapture, and I'm sure some of them have.
The SBC is a huge cumbersome entity that is difficult to lead. We rally around evangelism and missions. That is the glue that holds us together. I fear that will not be enough in the future. There will either be a small remnant of Calvinistic (or Founders-friendly at least) churches that stay in the SBC. Or there will be a number of churches that will leave and join like-minded denominations or start a new one. My guess is that it will be a little bit of all of the above.