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Reasons for Having Two Sunday Services
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In this episode of the Uncut Podcast, we delve into the topic of adding a second service to the church, exploring the implications and considerations involved in such a significant change. Pastor Luke and Pastor Cameron engage in a candid conversation about the transition from one service to two, reflecting on the challenges and opportunities it presents to a congregation.
The podcast delves into the dynamics of church growth, exploring the practical and philosophical aspects of expanding services to accommodate a growing community. They discuss the impact of capacity constraints on the church's ability to reach more individuals and the importance of creating space for newcomers to engage with the message of Jesus.
Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:03:26 Why would we add a 2nd service?
00:09:46 I Won't Know Everyone!
00:15:21 Is this just all about the numbers?
00:17:00 Is one service going to be better?
00:23:00 This means I don't have to serve anymore!
00:26:37 Why not build a bigger sanctuary?
00:34:19 I don't like those service times!
00:35:04 Do I have to have kids or be serving to come to the early service?
00:38:50 The heart of Jesus
- (00:04) - Welcome to the Uncut Podcast
- (04:17) - The Philosophy of Church Growth
- (12:19) - Serving and Genuine Connection
- (16:49) - Beyond Numbers in Ministry
- (17:19) - Differentiating the Services
- (35:03) - Family and Ministry Service
- (38:18) - Flexibility in Service Attendance
- (39:52) - Making Space for More People
- (41:37) - Embracing Change for a Good Why
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