Imagine a church that you want all week long to go to every Sunday. One that children ask to go to and want to return to, because it is the best time of their week, and one that adults look for from Monday because they always want more.
A church that is irresistible because despite doubts or personal concerns, it is always relevant, current, practical and concise, that feeds the spirit and fills the soul. One that everything it does is to lead people to a growing relationship with Jesus, to give life and full freedom and attentiveness to biblical authority.
Imagine being greeted with a stage with three giant screens, extraordinary musicians and rock concert lighting. A church that is irresistible because its main service always makes an impact in one hour, and that is consistent in the experience every time you go. A church that has separated its experiences and adapted them so that some are designed as in the lobby of the house, for visitors, others as in the living room for friends and others in the kitchen for the family.
In the idea of an irresistible church, visualize one without sermons or preaching or pulpit, but one in which talks are shared by inspirational leaders in a conversational style.
