taking ownership of their church. If people love your service, they will be freed to respond to God and eager to invite others to do the same. For years we pursued an effective “one-size-fits-all” approach to worship at our church. Our two services were identical and we were quite committed to the “blended” approach of mixing traditional and newer worship elements in a balanced way.1 Eventually, though, we progressed to a crisis where our services could stretch no further without snapping. We had