Taking Care of Dad (free sermon branding)
One of the great things about the Church Marketing Lab are when different ideas collide to bring in a huge idea…I love big ideas.
Father’s Day seems to be a tough service for many churches, all the one hit wonders are. How do you make a big bang with one service, no momentum, etc.
Here’s an idea:
Taking Care of Dad
The message isn’t so much to Dad, but more to Mom and the kids about Dad and about the need to support the family leader, etc. There’s a lot of pressure being a dad, and we’re often wired to not let it show…mom and the kids would do well to take care of dad sometimes as he so often is taking care of you. Think of it this way, if Dad spends his time providing for his family’s wants and needs who is taking care of his?
The big idea: Setup a bunch of lazyboys and select dads to sit in the chairs for the service, fully equipped with pop and chips (yep there will be crumbs, that’s why the vacuum was created).
Thought I’d pass it along. In fact, for the first church to commit to doing this all the way we’ll do the sermon branding for free.
