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Creativity, Innovation, and Change
Introduction
Church Has Changed
We're Not Irrelevant Anymore
The New Creativity
The Six Innovations
Recommendations
Your Assignment
Suggested Reading
Missional Creativity: discerning the difference between mission and charity
Doing Favors
The Kingdom Quotient
Grabbing Gospel Headlines
More Powerful Than Policy
Four Essentials
Triple Bottom Line
Your Assignment
Relational Creativity: moving beyond groups and clusters into spaces, environments, and opportunities
Nobody Goes To Church Anymore
Communitas
Proxemics
Short, Sweet, Savory, Salvific
Founded on Relationship
The New Camp Meeting
Your Assignment (Pro tip: it's the same assignment every time)
Formational creativity: acknowledging that different people connect best in different ways, many of which we need to help them invent
New Spiritual Practices
A Multiplicity Of Meaningful Pursuits
Engaging The Story Of Scripture
The Power Of Non-Local Connectedness
The Cloister And The Tyrant Of Social Media
Causemology
Your Assignment
Pedagogical Creativity: designing experiences and artifacts that “rhyme” with the weekend teaching
A New Emphasis on Learning
The New Liturgical Calendar
A Taxonomy of Homiletics
Multiple Intelligences
Screens and Scrims
Your Assignment
Homiletical creativity: learning oratory in the new world of media and communications
Our Jokes Aren't Funny Anymore
Engage The Culture On Their Terms
The New Appendices
The Teaching Atlas Project
Research Assistants
Your Assignment
Liturgical creativity: designing weekend services that neither disdain nor demand lights and lasers
Lights & Lasers v. Smells & Bells
Let's Make Some R.A.K.E.T.
ReOrientation
Attentiveness
Kinesthesia
Experience
Transformation
Your Assignment
Conclusion
Hints Of Future Required Change
Supplemental Materials
Where Does This Come From?
Plumblines
The Church We See
The New Appendices
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