Sometimes, someone hits it out of the park. Here is a post at that does just that in this discussion. Below is a tidbit of article. Read rest of the post at cindybryan.blogspot.com

“..we also need to get the heck out of the church building and live lives that show we care about somebody in addition to the people we worship with. we must address this corporate addiction to church that we ourselves have created. call it a church intervention, maybe. and if we succeed, the withdrawals will be ugly, angry, and very messy. If we don’t succeed, thousands of local churches just like ours will be gone in 20 years or less. I’m not even sure if that isn’t what should happen.”

The truth is whether we do or don’t succeed, thousands of local churches will be gone in 20 years anyways. They will either die and not be replaced or behave differently and succeed whether they have a building or not. We have no choice as to whether change will happen. We do have a choice as to whether we become architects of the change.