"the big church marketing model needed to move from a spewing of propoganda (conclusions) to a more art (directional truth, posting questions not answers) model of marketing, positioning, and advertising."
You need to read what Josh wrote. Very well said.
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Kind of reminds me of a Simpson's episode that I watched where the church was going downhill financially, and recriuted Mr. Burns to help them out. The church had have the billboards of many products, and had to give a seeker sensitive sermon to bring in the bucks. Kind of reminds me of a church here in indy that has it's very own starbucks in their narthex. God, I hate America's expression of Christianity. I am sorry, I didn't mean that at all. I meant the perversion of Christianity.