Human Hands, God's Finger Prints

Can you plan worship experiences that generate worshipful people rather than spoiled consumers?

Craig Groeschel, Jason Miller, John D. Witvliet, Mark Warnock, Mike Lueken, Phil Vischer, David Fitch, Katherine Callahan-Howell, Kevin DeYoung

9 pastors respond with what they're doing to encourage Christ-likeness.

We asked pastors and worship planners how they design times of worship that lead to Christ-likeness, not just to more hard-to-please consumers of worship services.

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