Theology For The Rest Of Us | Quick Answers To The Questions About God And The Bible

The desire of church leaders to reach irreligious or unchurched people is certainly not a new desire, and there have been many movements throughout church history influenced by that simple desire. One of those movements influenced by that desire is a modern movement within North American Evangelical circles now known as the "seeker sensitive" movement. This modern movement has its roots in the philosophies of mega-church Willow Creek Community Church (pastored by Bill Hybels) in the Chicagoland region. In this episode, Kenny starts off by giving us the multiple definitions and understandings of the term "seeker sensitive" and some of the ramifications of this modern movement. He also highlights the core values of this modern movement, as well as its pros and cons. Kenny makes it clear that he believes church leaders ought to be cognizant and aware of the fact that there might be people in the church service that do not understand the Gospel, the Bible, modern Christian lingo, or modern Evangelical sub-cult