i have been enjoying reading wired latest cover story on "snack culture." the premise is that we have become less and less needy on the full products, from smaller cookies, sliced songs, shorter movies, smaller screens,.. etc. we have moved into a snack culture. (check out the format of the article if nothing else)
this has me thinking.. what is this type of culture shifts impact on the church? will ministries have to snack size to appeal to newer audiences? do we keep to or intentionally shift to a "full meal" of the good news?
if we do snack size items associated with our ministry what will they be? scripture teachings? preaching? worship? discipleship?
could it be a good thing to snack the good news? as essentially what is happening is that we are trimming down to the absolutely needed amounts... hmmm
