How does the way our churches run their meetings disciple us over time? Are there some styles or forms of a worship service which produce certain effects over time? Why, for example, is choral evensong so beautiful and yet (in the UK at least) often populated by so few faith-filled people, and led by so many faithless people? Is band-led singing a "better" form than high Church liturgy? What do you lose (or gain?) when you don't allow for congregational spontaneity within church services? And how do the answers to these questions affect what it means to be Christendomian and/or reformational today?

Join Aaron, Nathan, and Tom as they discuss why all this matters more than many have yet realised.