Life.Church in Rogers, Arkansas, recently concluded week 3 of their kicked At the Movies campaign with a Spiderman theme, decorating the church and crafting a sermon based around the adventures of the famed webcrawler, intercut with scenes from the movie. It’s not a one-off for the 85,000-member, seeker-sensitive, multi-site-based Oklahoma church that has
Life.Church kicked off their At the Movies campaign with a Super Mario Brothers theme, decorating several of their churches and crafting a sermon based around the adventures of Mario, Luigi, Bowser, Princess Preach, and various other stray Koopa that may make it into a sermon illustration. It’s not a one-off for the 85,000-member, seeker-sensitive,
Life.Church is an 85,000 member, seeker-sensitive, multi-site based in Oklahoma that has nearly 40 locations. They use the attractional model to bring in unsuspecting potential parishioners, including the gimmicky seeker-sensitive Night at the Movies, metaverse online “church services”, and motivational Ted Talk style preaching. With the church adopting egalitarianism and woke theology,
Life.Church South Tulsa has kicked off their At the Movies campaign with a Super Mario Brothers theme, decorating the church and crafting a sermon based around the adventures of Mario, Luigi, Bowser, Princess Preach, and various other stray Koopa that may make it into a sermon illustration. It’s not a one-off for the 85,000-member,
Two months ago we wrote about one of the largest churches in America announcing that they have joined the #Metaverse, digitally recreating their church so that those who wish to attend church services and interact using virtual reality may do so, in a move that has major implications for the
The pastor of one of the largest churches in America has announced that they have joined the #Metaverse, digitally recreating their church so that those who wish to attend church services and interact using virtual reality may do so, in a move that has major implications for the future of
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