ONe had to know there would be PLENTY of lists with Mega-Church stars and such.  Makes it hard to find those who are looking at SocialMedia within the church from a less EVENT-CENTERED passion for EXTENDING church,  rather than BEING a church that happens to be online.  The enthusiasm for Social Media possibilities moves us ever closer to the problem of the medium becoming and overshadowing the message. 

I have some “whoa,  hold on a minute”  sense about this Online Worship stuff.  I think we may be racing into this too enthusiastically – and NOT that any particular elements that are blogged, tweeted,  or streamed or put on YouTube aren’t worthy pieces of content – but we may be too quick to call this ONLINE WORSHIP.  I’m not so sure that WORSHIP is so easily “streamed” – ISTM there is a local face to face element that is crucial. 

But I keep searching,  and please do offer any “yeah but…” that this concern of mine may elicit in you.  I want this to be played out and thought through by ALL of us. 

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