Before you consign this article to yet another heretical “everybody gets saved in the end, no matter who or what they believe in” blog—be assured nothing could be further from my intention. Because I take very seriously the truth that if people do not have a saving relationship with Jesus Christ (and only Jesus Christ, […]
Category Archives: Outreach communication
Many churches go all out for Easter celebrations: special music, drama, free food, an Easter egg hunt or petting zoo for the kids. Though all these things are fun and may impress visitors with the ability of your church to put on a special event, there is one thing they probably won’t do–get people to […]
Would you invite people on the street to a graduation party for someone they don’t know? Would you ask strangers to celebrate the promotion of a person they never met? Would it make sense at all to send out an impersonal bulk mailing for people to attend a wedding? Of course you won’t do any […]
Is having fun what defines a Christian? Is FUN what makes a church even worthwhile? Is fun why we do what we do (whatever it is) in the Christian life? When you look at many current church communications, you’d assume the answer was “yes.” A recent scanning of material on the web as I was […]
