TRUTHS YOU WON’T HEAR ON SUNDAY SERVICE

After I graduated from the Bible School, so many things about Christianity became more apparent to me. I was able to see Christianity and its practices in a better light. Details of being a pastor, Church leader, Church member, and what it means to be a Christian became clearer. I was able to see why certain things happen in the Church and to Church members, and I was able to decipher what people can do in response to these issues within the limits of the Bible. These details might not be apparent to so many people who treat Christianity as a Sunday-Sunday medicine.

Unfortunately, many old Christians and Church leaders have come to place less emphasis on Weekly Bible study programmes just as they despise seminaries and Bible schools. In utter disdain, some of them said attending Bible schools is not a precondition for salvation, and seminary education has nothing to do with the anointing.

True! No one is required to tender a seminary certificate at the gates of heaven; neither does it add to the level of anointing. But we should not forget that the anointing could take you up the ministry ladder, but you require more than the anointing to remain there. There are so many extras that the current Church leaders have left out which are responsible for the poor image of the contemporary Church.

Within this matrix, I was able to put down these extras that so many Churches do not bother to know or teach their members, especially the young Christians who are becoming victims of poor leadership. These would be useful to the young Christians, so they could be guided away from the pits their forebears have fallen.