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I have not read Christopher Wright's book, but I have read Dan Kimball's book on Emerging Worship and gather that much of the same concepts of Wright's book exists in Kimball's. While Kimball's book has some very good ideas, and a very interesting and practical church model, I'm still in process as to the depth of the emerging church/worship movement. In addition to Kimball's book, I've read some other materials on the subject and so far my best description would be that it seems to skirt the no-creed-but-Christ mantra, which leaves it wide open as an inconsistent model when it comes to doctrinal formulation and adherence.

I do believe that the movement is fueled by leaders that are seeking a genuine and close relationship with Jesus that incorporates authentic repentance with self-denial (which is refreshing and energizing), the only problem with this is without a consistent doctrinal reference point, worship/repentance/relationship I believe is naturally influenced more by cultural demands rather than biblical demands. Thus, felt need becomes king, rather than Scripture providing us with a model that is changing/shaping our felt needs so that they align with the Spirit of Christ as we are conformed to Christ's image. I do believe we should meet people where they are, but always in balance, keeping in mind the spirit of Paul as he sought to be all things to all men, but yet demanded that we "militantly" protect the message of the gospel.