In a static society, traditional patterns of 'one size fits all' worship might be fine. But how can we take account of the diversity in the church - let alone those who never darken its doors - in our worshipping life?
This exciting study sets out a way forward that turns worship into a missional opportunity. It explains what 'liquid worship' looks like, answers objections, and gives concrete examples that can be adapted to a wide variety of situations.
Michael is co-director of the Tomorrow Project and based at Templeton College, Oxford. He is author of Changing World, Changing Church and emergingchurch.intro, both published by Monarch.
Tim is a worship leader, song writer and author, and also directs the fit for heaven? worship conferences. He lives in Cambridge with his wife Kate who is a Chaplain at Addenbrookes hospital.