More church leaders are asking hard questions about the church growth movement. And this time, it’s not just the usual cynics, it’s leaders who previously would have – or did – embrace those principles with open arms.
This is not because there’s something inherently wrong with the church growth movement, but because it’s been around long enough to see, not just the short-term successes, but the long-term challenges as well.
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There’s no reason to believe that a healthy small church is making more mistakes than a healthy big church.
Trying to imitate a big church is lame. Yes, lame. There’s a better way forward.
Pastors, we need to hear this. No one who is staying away from the church is waiting for us to put on a better event.
