The revolution of simplicity has already begun. Simple ideas are changing the world. Proof of this is the design of the iPod music player and the discreet home page of the Google search engine on the Internet.
The book "Simple Church" clearly calls on Christians to return to Jesus' simple methods of evangelization. So to speak, "without fanfare."
The authors, Thom Rainer and Eric Geiger, draw on case studies from 400 American churches to show that, all too often, the discipleship process has become overly complicated.
Simple churches are thriving, and they succeed because they take these four ideas seriously: Clarity. Movement. Alignment. Focus. The work examines each idea to simply demonstrate why it's time to simplify.
