Christian worship is exciting, innovative and life- changing – or at least that’s what it should be. If your church isn’t like that, then you need this book. Too often the Church is like a restaurant whose clientele is dwindling because the chef doesn’t seem to care what the customer wants. What’s on offer is stodgy, dull and unattractive.
David Flavell makes no apology for being controversial in his assessment of the present state of affairs but goes on to provide constructive, well-presented and easily understood guidelines for cooking up services that are attractive and give glory to God. There is no need for a degree in theology, music or cuisine; the requirements are the desire to reach people where they are and at the same time to please God – simple but profound.
David Flavell makes no apology for being controversial in his assessment of the present state of affairs but goes on to provide constructive, well-presented and easily understood guidelines for cooking up services that are attractive and give glory to God. There is no need for a degree in theology, music or cuisine; the requirements are the desire to reach people where they are and at the same time to please God – simple but profound.
