In this session, Glenn Packiam invites church leaders and creatives to rediscover why the gathered church still matters in a digital, fragmented age. Using the powerful metaphor of “rewilding,” he reframes worship not as a polished product but as an ecosystem where God’s presence is uniquely encountered when people gather together. Drawing from Scripture, theology, and lived pastoral experience, Glenn makes a compelling case that the church’s greatest offering is not excellence, programming, or production, but the presence and power of the Holy Spirit. This course challenges teams to stop over-managing worship and instead create space where God can dwell, move, and renew His people.
Key Takeaways / Learning Objectives:
Understand why Scripture presents the gathered church as the primary place where God uniquely dwells with His people.
Learn how corporate worship actively welcomes the ongoing, renewing work of the Holy Spirit.
Reframe worship as “more than the sum of its parts,” beyond songs, sermons, and production quality.
Gain theological and practical clarity on how to design worship environments that make room for God’s presence rather than replacing it.
