Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 14:05     Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Big Sis Jen’s Pizza Night Post with an accompanying selfie. So thirsty. Is she single again?
Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 00:18     Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Anonymous wrote:I noticed man who is worthy of her has not mentioned her on his SM. Jen did long warrior post about Texas proposition and trans kids, and then cross linked worthy man’s post regarding the same with a Go Worthy Man ❤️ comment. Worthy Man did not reciprocate by mentioning or cross linking her post and his site seems to be completely detached from her. Which is fine but possibly not the adoration or validation Jen is expecting.


Is he still listed as single on his social media?
Anonymous
Post 03/03/2022 16:10     Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Anonymous wrote:The whole music is back romance is all sorts of strange.

Tyler posted on this thread, by the way. His writing style is DOT DOT DOT a clear “tell”.


Maybe this is a dumb question, but what’s the “tell”?
Anonymous
Post 03/03/2022 13:50     Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Anonymous wrote:I noticed man who is worthy of her has not mentioned her on his SM. Jen did long warrior post about Texas proposition and trans kids, and then cross linked worthy man’s post regarding the same with a Go Worthy Man ❤️ comment. Worthy Man did not reciprocate by mentioning or cross linking her post and his site seems to be completely detached from her. Which is fine but possibly not the adoration or validation Jen is expecting.


Noticed this again today with his pro-female post about the SOTU. Honestly surprised he hasn’t mentioned her at all.
Anonymous
Post 03/01/2022 22:35     Subject: Jen Hatmaker
The whole music is back romance is all sorts of strange.

Tyler posted on this thread, by the way. His writing style is DOT DOT DOT a clear “tell”.
Anonymous
Post 03/01/2022 22:31     Subject: Jen Hatmaker
I noticed man who is worthy of her has not mentioned her on his SM. Jen did long warrior post about Texas proposition and trans kids, and then cross linked worthy man’s post regarding the same with a Go Worthy Man ❤️ comment. Worthy Man did not reciprocate by mentioning or cross linking her post and his site seems to be completely detached from her. Which is fine but possibly not the adoration or validation Jen is expecting.
Anonymous
Post 03/01/2022 21:50     Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Jen’s been weirdly quiet on the socials for five plus days. That’s pretty unusual for her.
Anonymous
Post 02/28/2022 22:08     Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think, as a whole, it’s plain wrong for there to be any notion of Christian celebrity. It’s laughable to me that because someone took it upon themselves to write books and had the sheer luck to get published that suddenly they are in a sphere the everyday person cannot aspire to. This worshipful behavior of normal people, especially in a church culture or whatever, is one of the reasons I just had to get out of the church. No one is better than me in God’s eyes and I hate that leaders of the church (in some settings) feel they are. Lol I’m not saying it’s exactly Righteous Gemstones level, but not far from? I get this vibe from a lot of folks out on social media that are known for being part of the church. Carlos Whitaker is another influence like church person that I think of. I finally had to unfollow him because I was SO annoyed by every post.


SAAAAME!!! Carlos is the worst-so thirsty and has tried to be famous for almost 2 decades. He finally got a bit of an Insta following, and is loving it. 🙄



Didn't Sharon Says So do some big fundraiser for him? I think I know that name from when I followed her. Now it seems like he is sort of famous...


Yes!
Anonymous
Post 02/28/2022 13:24     Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I think, as a whole, it’s plain wrong for there to be any notion of Christian celebrity. It’s laughable to me that because someone took it upon themselves to write books and had the sheer luck to get published that suddenly they are in a sphere the everyday person cannot aspire to. This worshipful behavior of normal people, especially in a church culture or whatever, is one of the reasons I just had to get out of the church. No one is better than me in God’s eyes and I hate that leaders of the church (in some settings) feel they are. Lol I’m not saying it’s exactly Righteous Gemstones level, but not far from? I get this vibe from a lot of folks out on social media that are known for being part of the church. Carlos Whitaker is another influence like church person that I think of. I finally had to unfollow him because I was SO annoyed by every post.


SAAAAME!!! Carlos is the worst-so thirsty and has tried to be famous for almost 2 decades. He finally got a bit of an Insta following, and is loving it. 🙄



Didn't Sharon Says So do some big fundraiser for him? I think I know that name from when I followed her. Now it seems like he is sort of famous...
Anonymous
Post 02/25/2022 22:19     Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Anonymous wrote:I think, as a whole, it’s plain wrong for there to be any notion of Christian celebrity. It’s laughable to me that because someone took it upon themselves to write books and had the sheer luck to get published that suddenly they are in a sphere the everyday person cannot aspire to. This worshipful behavior of normal people, especially in a church culture or whatever, is one of the reasons I just had to get out of the church. No one is better than me in God’s eyes and I hate that leaders of the church (in some settings) feel they are. Lol I’m not saying it’s exactly Righteous Gemstones level, but not far from? I get this vibe from a lot of folks out on social media that are known for being part of the church. Carlos Whitaker is another influence like church person that I think of. I finally had to unfollow him because I was SO annoyed by every post.


SAAAAME!!! Carlos is the worst-so thirsty and has tried to be famous for almost 2 decades. He finally got a bit of an Insta following, and is loving it. 🙄
Anonymous
Post 02/25/2022 21:09     Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Christian Celebrity is an oxymoron.

The majority of “Christian celebrities” seem to eventually end up neither.

If others think you’re beautiful, you can monetize it. If they think you’re smart, you can monetize it. If they think you’re Christian…
Anonymous
Post 02/25/2022 09:25     Subject: Jen Hatmaker
The most grating thing about Jen is that she preached in the book Seven about minimizing excess and removing clutter but now she’s about constantly shilling all sorts of crap everyday to her people. How many onesies of sassy travel sneaks and overpriced handbags does one need? The cognitive dissonance is mind blowing.
Anonymous
Post 02/25/2022 09:14     Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Big Sis Jen got her start as a Bible teacher. Look at her first couple of books. She wanted to use her celebrity “to make Jesus famous”.

Nowadays? I don’t even think she’s going to church anymore as she’s more about self-help and “getting hers” and making money from “her tribe” by shelling fast fashion and overpriced body lotions.
Anonymous
Post 02/25/2022 08:57     Subject: Jen Hatmaker
Anonymous wrote:I think, as a whole, it’s plain wrong for there to be any notion of Christian celebrity. It’s laughable to me that because someone took it upon themselves to write books and had the sheer luck to get published that suddenly they are in a sphere the everyday person cannot aspire to. This worshipful behavior of normal people, especially in a church culture or whatever, is one of the reasons I just had to get out of the church. No one is better than me in God’s eyes and I hate that leaders of the church (in some settings) feel they are. Lol I’m not saying it’s exactly Righteous Gemstones level, but not far from? I get this vibe from a lot of folks out on social media that are known for being part of the church.


Could not agree more!!! The vain, looky-at-me-me-me is the antithesis of what Christianity is.
Anonymous
Post 02/25/2022 08:22     Subject: Jen Hatmaker
I think, as a whole, it’s plain wrong for there to be any notion of Christian celebrity. It’s laughable to me that because someone took it upon themselves to write books and had the sheer luck to get published that suddenly they are in a sphere the everyday person cannot aspire to. This worshipful behavior of normal people, especially in a church culture or whatever, is one of the reasons I just had to get out of the church. No one is better than me in God’s eyes and I hate that leaders of the church (in some settings) feel they are. Lol I’m not saying it’s exactly Righteous Gemstones level, but not far from? I get this vibe from a lot of folks out on social media that are known for being part of the church. Carlos Whitaker is another influence like church person that I think of. I finally had to unfollow him because I was SO annoyed by every post.