First critique: the gospel assumed, mostly absent

• Should the Sunday morning gathering re-articulate the gospel every week?

Mike reads the article's first critique: in thirty-six sermons, the good news of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection was unclear thirty-six times. The hosts debate what Sunday morning is for — Mike argues that for a room of believers, rehashing the gospel weekly is unnecessary filler, while Ben counters that churches built to attract newcomers risk doing them a disservice by never articulating it. Dan describes the pipeline model: the big room hands out milk and sends the interested to another room for the meat.