I presume you are being sarcastic?
No, I loved his book, and saw no problem with it whatsoever.
You mean you didn't pick up on the neo-paganistic elements of his message? or the seeker-sensitive overtone?
Saddleback has like a couple dozen services each sunday, last time I checked.
If you want to be a goth, you go to one service. "Western style" worship? go to door 3. rock and roll? Go to door 4, etc. its on his site, just look it up.
From the Saddleback statement of Faith:
God has allowed evil to provide us with a choice, God can bring good even out of evil events and God promises victory over evil to those who choose him.
The statement is totally confusing and rife with doctrinal assumptions.
The remainder of the site presents a person-centred type of humanism/pop-psychology that denies the existence of REAL SIN and the need for REAL REPENTANCE.