As I reflect on how the Church in our culture has evolved over the years in a time when people "church shop" and ask the question, "What can the church do for me?" it strikes me as odd that we have gravitated to the point where we seem to have to do things that a local retailer does to attract business.
Why do we have to convince believers that it is important to attend worship?
Why is it necessary to convince people who believe in Christ that is important to give an offering?
Why do believers have to be prompted to share their faith story or extend an invitation?
Why do believers need to be reminded it is their time to serve in some capacity?
Did the early church wrestle with these things?
Posted on
Fri, June 3, 2011
by Roger Jenks