Show Notes
If we are serious about changing the culture within the church, then we must begin to change the narrative that leaders tell. If the only stories we are telling through social media are who is preaching, what you’re preaching, and how amazing everything was on Sunday, then we will continue to get and BE what we continue to highlight.
In this episode of the Everyday Disciple Podcast, Caesar is joined by author and missional strategist, Brad Brisco. They discuss how the types of stories we're commonly telling about our churches are having damaging consequences. It's time to change all that!
In This Episode You’ll Learn:
- How silly our stories about our church sound and look online. - How many of our stories betray a deep sense of consumerism. - Why changing the narratives we tell will reshape the Church itself. - Ways to discover and discern what God is already doing, and then tell those stories.
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