We can’t get so caught up in the weeds of missiology that we miss the mission.

Main message: The church should focus on its mission to reach people rather than fixating on a "perfect" size or a preferred style; methods and preferences change with culture and history. Leaders and members must prioritize mission over personal taste.

Key points:

• There is no fixed "perfect" church size—attendance naturally changes.
• Missiology matters: methods for engaging mission depend on cultural context and change over time.
• Worship styles (liturgical, hymns, instruments) developed historically and are not timeless mandates.
• Fixating on methodology usually reflects personal comfort, not mission effectiveness.
• Church decisions should prioritize reaching more people over individual preferences; leaders may disagree with some practices but accept them for the sake of mission.

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