Pub Theology Is (not) a Waste of Time
This post originally appeared in HuffPost Religion.
You've read, perhaps, about churches making use of beer to gain traction in connecting with people. NPR put it more starkly in a story recently: "To Stave Off Decline, Churches Attract New Members With Beer." But you're skeptical. And I don't blame you. It sounds like a gimmick. Trying to be trendy. Throwing a few jokes into a stale sermon to appear witty, humorous, relevant. Young. People increasingly like beer. People increasingly don't li...
You've read, perhaps, about churches making use of beer to gain traction in connecting with people. NPR put it more starkly in a story recently: "To Stave Off Decline, Churches Attract New Members With Beer." But you're skeptical. And I don't blame you. It sounds like a gimmick. Trying to be trendy. Throwing a few jokes into a stale sermon to appear witty, humorous, relevant. Young. People increasingly like beer. People increasingly don't li...
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