The Builder Generation, with their modern philosophical mindset, would rather discuss worship, observe it, be a third party to it than actually experience it. The difference in viewpoint is huge and leads to huge conflict. Personally I think those who want to experience worship are much closer to the Bible's description of worship than the Builders' mindset. Cooperation means humility and the willingness to confess and admit wrongs. The lay leadership of Crestview is definitely not humble nor have they ever confessed to ever being wrong.
Pride is what stands in our way.
God does a work, and then the clay thinks it has become a beautiful jar for all to be admired. God has to break the pride of the people of who they once were so that they can become, once again, wet clay, to be formed by him. We have had revivals, a Lay Renewal Weekend, I have preached on it, taught on it, led Church Council meetings about it, etc., etc., etc. So far, the clay is still hard, the fallow ground unplowed. I even wrote our own 65-page prayer guide about it.