Eric Dye, editor-in-chief for ChurchMag and Finding Justice, recently applied the words of Google’s CEO to the church. In his keynote address at I/O earlier this month, Larry Page said: “We should be building great things that don’t exist.” Dye, in turn suggests that the church must embrace these prophetic words as it seeks to innovate for a new era.
So What?
Imagine a church that seeks to build great things that don’t yet exist. Imagine your church embracing this as a core part of its DNA.
- How important do you believe innovation to be at this stage in the life of the church in America?
- How might a true commitment to build great things that don’t exist change your congregation?