What I see with Churches around Australia, is instead of doing what they are called to do, they go around competing with each other, to see who can get the biggest congregation, who can put on the most events, who can sell the most man-made ideas to other people, everyone is always right in their own mind, ooo don't go to that Church come to our Church, surely this was not Jesus's original plan of the Church and Christianity, to me it seems more like an open air market, one seller is shouting out advertising 2 apples for a dollar at one side of the market, at the stall across from that seller someone is shouting out come and get your apples, come and get a whole kilogram for a dollar, come and get ya eggs, 50c each. I do not agree with it.
No wonder why the percentage of Christians in Australia has dropped.. Churches and Christians should be uniting together, instead of being competitive, divisive, and using their walls to divide them from other members of the Body of Christ, and that doesn't mean everyone should be doing the same thing, but they should be doing what they are doing in unity.
For example if the Body of Christ was made out of 100 people, there can be 20 people praying, 20 people going out on the streets and mission fields evangelizing, 10 people prophesying, 10 people teaching, 10 people interpreting, 10 people healing, 20 people helping the needy and this can all be done in unity, as a member of the Body of Christ we should be united and work together as a team for Jesus. Instead of competing against each other, if this changed in Australia, many people will be coming to Jesus, a perfect example is in Wales right now, you got over 50 Churches uniting together and spreading the gospel, as a result 2250 people have asked Jesus into their lives in 6 days, whether if they are praying, feeding the hungry, or evangelizing on the streets, they have united, and if they keep going this way it's just gonna keep spreading faster and faster, at this rate, already over 130,000 people are going to be saved in Wales in 365 days, but this has the potential to boom to a million. And this is what unity does, that why it's important we unite, instead of competing against each other, instead arguing doctrines, instead of nit-picking for nits in someone else's hair, anyone who is born again, are all born again because of Jesus, it's so important that we unite in the Body of Christ.
No wonder why the percentage of Christians in Australia has dropped.. Churches and Christians should be uniting together, instead of being competitive, divisive, and using their walls to divide them from other members of the Body of Christ, and that doesn't mean everyone should be doing the same thing, but they should be doing what they are doing in unity.
For example if the Body of Christ was made out of 100 people, there can be 20 people praying, 20 people going out on the streets and mission fields evangelizing, 10 people prophesying, 10 people teaching, 10 people interpreting, 10 people healing, 20 people helping the needy and this can all be done in unity, as a member of the Body of Christ we should be united and work together as a team for Jesus. Instead of competing against each other, if this changed in Australia, many people will be coming to Jesus, a perfect example is in Wales right now, you got over 50 Churches uniting together and spreading the gospel, as a result 2250 people have asked Jesus into their lives in 6 days, whether if they are praying, feeding the hungry, or evangelizing on the streets, they have united, and if they keep going this way it's just gonna keep spreading faster and faster, at this rate, already over 130,000 people are going to be saved in Wales in 365 days, but this has the potential to boom to a million. And this is what unity does, that why it's important we unite, instead of competing against each other, instead arguing doctrines, instead of nit-picking for nits in someone else's hair, anyone who is born again, are all born again because of Jesus, it's so important that we unite in the Body of Christ.
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