Those Who Seek to Destroy the Vision of a Church (Video)

People with aggressive or assertive behaviors often struggle to submit to a church's preexisting vision. They tend to want to come in and alter the vision without realizing that their actions may be disruptive. 

While their intentions may be good, their actions can often unintentionally damage the church's community. 

For instance, an aggressive person may try to take on too many leadership roles within the church, which can create tension and conflict among members.

Alternatively, an assertive person may inadvertently ignore the needs of introverted members, making them feel unwelcome and unvalued. 

To avoid these problems, it is important for people with aggressive or assertive behaviors to learn how to submit to a pre-existing vision. Only then can they truly help to improve the church community.

Why Don't People Go To Church (Video)

Churches focus on welcoming people who come through their doors without investigating why so many don't.

Don't Be Nosy (Video)

Some people go to church just to hear what's going on in other people’s lives. Don't be one of them! Have a great day, and thanks for staying informed with us this past year.

Why Do You Go To Church? (Video)

Some people go to church just for nosiness. Don't be one of these individuals! Have a great day, and remember that God loves you unconditionally regardless of whether there are sins on your hands!

5/80

I read that 5% of church members do 80% of the work. It shouldn't be like that.

Gift From God (Video)

I smile when I think about people who "open" their gift from God and immediately run to see what someone else got and then - want what they have! People do that a lot in churches. And that's why I don't like when people play with God. It bothers me so much. 

If they reject the gift that God gave them, then they'll reject the blessings too.

The Difference Between Submission and Agreement (Video)

There is a difference between submission and agreement. Submission is not when you agree with what the pastor said. It only comes into play when you disagree with the pastor. 

I never agree with everything a pastor says. But will I obey them if they teach the word? Yes. Will I follow them if they have a calling from God to do a particular thing, and it is according to the word? Of course, I will. 

There are some things that a pastor is doing that I don’t necessarily agree with or think will succeed, but I keep that to myself. But I also understand that as long as it doesn’t cause me to compromise my walk with the Lord, then it’s no big deal to me. 

Stop Being a Benchwarmer for God (Video)

I remember when I went to church early to clean. When I finished, I went to the sanctuary and began to pray. I was deep in prayer when I felt a tap on my shoulder.

Someone told me that the pastor had sat his garbage outside of his office door and that it needed to be emptied. Did I tell them "to wait a minute and let me get this prayer request in?" Of course not. I jumped up and emptied the garbage can. We are to be a part of the solution and not a part of the problem. There was a problem, and it needed to be solved, and I did it.