Why Do Different Worship Services Seem to Have Different Levels of Energy?
Podcast Episode #621
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Churches with different types of worship services have probably felt the difference. Music, attendance, and personalities are big factors in creating energy within a worship service. In today’s episode, Thom and Sam evaluate several reasons why services may differ in levels of energy.
Highlights:
Yes, music is a factor.
Total attendance is a factor.
Seating can dramatically affect energy.
Time of day is sometimes a factor.
Probably the personalities of the people can be a major factor.
Resources mentioned in today’s podcast:
Know Your Community
Church Future Indicator
Church Revitalization Certification
Anatomy of a Revived Church by Thom S. Rainer
Church Answers Platinum
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