Finally had an op last nite to view The Preachers of LA w/both my kids through Comcast On Demand option. Well, I was scratching my head trying to figure out what to say, and they were doing the same because of the responses we had read, heard, etc after the first show aired. None of it was new information we viewed, but very, very, very, old info. Me and my kids have been exposed behind the scenes of Christiandom for their entire lifetime and most of mine at this level. Two of the show participants weve had first hand and close-up knowledge of. My point is, I was trying to figure out why everyone was so upset when this isnt new news. Then each of my children shared with me that Ive taken my exposure for granted thinking everyone knows this information. I counsel leaders at this level and see the reality of their lives. They are humans and not little gods that people make them out to be with flaws, breaches, idiosyncrasies, and their own view of what they believe God has called them to do. However, if you say youre Kingdom of God, I believe it should be evident in your life. On the other hand, I believe that the people in their perspective churches should make their leadership accountable for annual reports showing where the monies were spent on a huge slide screen or Powerpoint and allow for questions of concerned from the members and answer them in a timely manner. Additionally, when there are spiritual, natural, moral indiscretions, the members should hold leadership accountable as well through whatever support board that is in place to protect the people and the integrity of God. Everyone has to be accountable to someone in the Earth, and we all have an accountability to God, especially those who lead Gods people. People do what you allow them to do to you. Lastly, I dont think people realize that many itinerant pastors, prophets, apostles, teachers, and evangelist have their own businesses (secular & Christian) outside of their churches and...
Posted on: Tue, 15 Oct 2013 19:31:18 +0000