Paintings, banners, candles and other imagery can help share the gospel message, he said. In the postmodern age, truth can be expressed in images illuminating biblical truth. Churches can connect with postmodern Americans by offering them an outlet for their passion to serve, Stetzer said. As postmoderns see that faith produces service, the validity of the faith is proved. A wonderful outlet for this is to engage postmoderns in mission work.
Technology is no longer an option in postmodern culture.
Churches trying to reach postmoderns not only will use technology in worship, but they also will promote community through that technology such as the Internet. With a culture eager for genuine community, the church of Christ can offer community with people and with God. Leadership in the postmodern context tends to be dramatically different than it was in other models, Stetzer said.