In our postmodern culture, people are looking for experiences to bring them closer to God. The church in large has been so unimaginative. Most worship services have become a standard “one-size fits all” environment. Life change that worked for one person is duplicated and expected to work for all.

Postmoderns aren’t looking for principles to die for; they’re looking for practices to live by. We need a whole new brand of creatives that dream up life-giving patterns and practices for spiritual erogonomy. People need real ways to connect with God and put themselves in a position to be imprinted by Him.

Nothing short of this will reach a culture tired of what appears to them to be rules and regulations leading to dull, monchromatic lives.

While the process of life change is hard and full of challenge, the process in not difficult to understand. The leaders of the church must lead. Not with formulas and not with a map and compass, but through a journey together. We must take people to where we have been.

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