Episode 622: J.P. Pokluda and Gabrielle McCullough Talk 2024 Church Trends: Why the Stable Church is Disappearing, How to Engage the New Core of Your Church—Millennials and Gen Z—in Serving, Giving, And Confession, & a New Breed of Megachurch Pastor

In Part 1 of the Church Trends series, J.P. Pokluda and Gabrielle (Brie) McCullough of Harris Creek Baptist join Carey to talk about church trends for 2024.

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Young people are sick of the facade. They're sick of the cool church. They want the real thing. - Brie McCullough Click To Tweet Prayers of confession have almost completely disappeared from contemporary worship. - @cnieuwhof Click To Tweet There is a healing that comes through confessing to others and it's so freeing. - Brie McCullough Click To Tweet My hope is that we would use technology in the best kind of way to grow strong Christians, but technology in and of itself is not going to be enough. - @jpokluda Click To Tweet

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