For 2,000 years of Church history Christians have gathered together in real space and time for the purpose of worshiping God corporately through singing, praying, preaching, teaching, mutual edification, and participation in the ordinances of baptism and the Lord's Supper. Many prominent voices argue, however, that this type of in-person experience will soon be outdated and outpaced by digital platforms. Indeed, they contend that church leaders who do not move forward with this trend will find themselves spiraling into irrelevance. But on this episode of Sword & Staff, Joshua and Drew have a conversation with Jay Kim who is a pastor in the digital tech capital of the world, Silicon Valley itself, and author of Analog Church: Why We Need Real People, Places, And Things In The Digital Age. Together, we will discuss the difference between relevance and transcendence and why the Church must continue to live as a counter-cultural community who offers a different and more compelling Story.
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