I recently picked up a book called “Houses that Change the World” by Wolfgang Simson, and find it to be challenging.
I am not going to review the book so much as pull statements and concept out to discuss with the reader.
This next quote I want to share with you is hilarious. You see, during the formative years of the Willow Creek Community Church, a seeker sensitive church, the leadership came up with a seven fold strategy of evangelism
- Spend quality time with non-christians
- Protect them from the church
- Witness to those new friends about Jesus Christ
- Protect them from the church
- Lead them to Christ
- Protect them from the church
- When they have matured a bit and are ready for a culture shock, introduce them to the church for the first time
My question is – If these new believers are maturing a bit, why interrupt that by introducing them to a club/church that may become a stumbling block.
Somewhere I’m hearing the apostle whisper something out of his letter to the Galations.
You were running well. Who hindered you from obeying the truth?
If any who are reading this and have found what I am describing, please let me know. If any are hungry for church life that “connects”, that is living and breathing, reach out. Others may be able to help you.
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