I suspect the more discerning and well Biblically grounded amongst us could walk into virtually any congregations Sunday morning service and hear even the top 10% of the pastors say some questionable things. And, no small amount of them would at least occasionally say some outrageous things. This is true regardless of the centuries the brand of Christianity has been in bondage to traditions of men--or not. This is true regardless of brand, size, age of the congregation , the education or not of the pastor, the style of government of the congregation etc.
I dare say that some of the pastors of some of the naysayers on this thread routinely utter outrageous unBiblical things from the stand point, perspective and spiritual experiences of some of the others of us on this thread.
You make it sound like new ministries in general and Rick Warren in particular are horribly MUCH MORE flawed than the average pastor of, I suppose your brands of Christianity. I've been in all those brands. Such an assumption is full of horse biscuits in my experience.
Sometimes, it seems like the more SEMINARIES/CEMETARIES the Pastor has graduated from, the more outragbeous errors he spouts.
Neo-Evangelicals are not, they will not preach the negative, since they are afraid that someone be offended.
Better to be offended and get saved, then go to hell believing a false Gospel.