This is the 2nd part (follow links for part 1) of my evaluation of They Like Jesus But Not the Church and whether the same issues apply here in the UK. I’m pretty sure that as the church is made up of humans that there will be
It’s a good question and one posed by my friend Ian Matthews on his blog. What do you think? Would Jesus be this hip?
I thought I’d follow on from my review of They Like Jesus but not the Church by blogging on the six issues that Dan K identified following his conversations with those who LJBNTC and evaluate a bit further whether these apply in the same way here
I’ve just read They Like Jesus But Not The Church and I’m going to have do some experiments. Kimball’s theory based on a number of out-of-church experiences and conversations is that people are open to knowing more about Jesus but that more often than not
Just got back from Together on a Mission conference in Brighton. I chose not to live-blog it like Adrian Warnock so if you want to know more head there. It was a great time, I just so enjoyed worshipping God with thousands of others and
The church I lead meets in a school – it can be a right pain. Toilets facilities are inadequate and sometimes vandalised. Recently a first time visitor commented how distracted in worship she was by the healthy eating posters of jacket potatoes and milk around
I read this on the BBC news magazine and just couldn’t NOT post about it. It even asks the question: “Are these people shoppers or are they worshippers?” I feel like a prophet. This article was sparked by the launch of the iPhone (blogged about here,
Last weekend I was speaking on the challenge of consumerism at Cornerstone City Church (you can listen to the talk here if you want to). Thanks to Clive Miller who followed it up by sending me the following… “Here’s a famous story that you might have