This post is over a year old, but it is carefully written and a study in neutrality. Its
subject is the declining interest among evangelicals in attending traditional
Sunday evening church services. Thom S. Rainer explores the history of
Sunday evening meetings and hazards a cautious speculation or three as to why
almost nobody cares about them anymore.
It’s a topic worth
discussing, but before we invest too much energy in debating how we might salvage
Sunday night, we ought to ask ourselves another, more pressing question first:
Do we really want to?