This, in my opinion, will require the radical transformation of many churches entire programs and understanding of their reasons for existence. And, of course, when Spirit moves for radical change, the guards of the old kingdom will often resist. So, this renewal has to be a firm vision of those who seek to enact the change. Without much support from others, much of the change will not occur. PostModernism, also, calls religion to consider that faith and doubt are not opposites.
Faith includes capability to question and be uncertain.
Faith, in fact, is more about trust than a mental affirmation of belief. There is nothing wrong with certainty, also, as long as certainty is not an escape from faith and not a means to denigrate those whose faith and integrity allow them to remain less settled in belief. We all grow at our own pace. We all are errant in our conclusion at times. Humbleness allows us to remain open, aware of the relativity of perception.