The fallout from the latest G3 scandal continues. Going after Tom Buck through a deceptive mail-in campaign to get him fired for flimsy plagiarism charges has made G3 Ministries a pariah. This reproach has been compounded by their astonishing reticence. Following the resignation of Ethan Jago, more dominoes have fallen.
Justin Peters announced:
I have formally requested that all of my teaching materials be removed from the G3 (G3+) website. [Jim Osman] and I recorded a number of videos together, and he joins me in this request. I did not know until a few minutes ago that basically my entire YT channel had been reproduced there – even my daily Bible readings. I’m not upset about that, just surprised. I harbor no ill will. This request is a matter of integrity and conviction for Jim Osman and me. It is truly sad that this is where we find ourselves.
G3 was profiting from Justin Peters’s content for free, an arrangement that was only contingent upon the reputation of the organization. However, Peters and Osman requested that G3 remove them and their content.
Dave Jenkins is the Founder and Executive Director of Servants of Grace Ministries and as the President and Executive Editor of Theology for Life. He announced:
G3 Ministries has returned the rights to The Word Matters to me. Sarah and I will begin work on a new cover and make the book available again soon through the Servants of Grace publishing imprint. Thank you for everyone your encouragement. All glory to Christ.
Evidently, G3 complied with the request from Jenkins. As an update, Ethan Jago’s dropping out was oblidged in the 2027 G3 website as well.
Darrell Harrison jumped in the comment section to get some of that rescission.
Hello, Dave. How did you go about this? I’ve co-authored two books that were published by G3 and would like to have the rights to them returned. Thanks in advance.
Christian men are done being associated with G3 Ministries. It would appear that G3’s strategy is to say nothing and quitely oblige the fallout.
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