Just heard about this book. Dan Kimball (one of the contributors/authors) talks about it on his .
A couple ideas that Dan talks about in his blog that resonated with me are:
We all defined worship as more than just the meeting ... it is a lifestyle.
and
Do we guard tradition even at the cost of mission? If we say we are traditional, what "tradition" is the right tradition or why do we not go back to the New Testament home church practice and the Lord's Supper served as part of a meal if we really want to be "traditional"?
This is the newest book on my "I want to read list." (My birthday's coming, so check out my wish list on ) Unfortunately, there are also about 50 books on this list. Anyway, I was reading my March issue of (you need to read this magazine if you don't already) I saw this article by Richard Stearns, President of . The article is available online so I went ahead and added it here.
Enjoy!