04/02/2026
Title: Left Church& not God
The today's trend of "I didn't leave God but I left church" should be call of reflection to all church leaders.
Why? Many people feel they are being used by the religious community by offering their money, time and talent yet when they need the church,it's silent.
When members are sick, they lack care from pastors and church leadership. When members came with their issues to the leaders, you hear their problems being discussed by other members.
Members are talked at, dressed down at the slightest mistake.
People can see that pulpit Leaders have a turned holy altar into market place.
Young people are angst with insincerity and are leaving church in droves.
Single ladies are viewed with suspicion when they are seen with a married man. Heartless words are spoken to them like;"Thank God you are single,many married are seeking put of marriage". It hurts them till they leave.
When leaders are asked questions they have sharp tongues for cursing and thus people run away.
People are leaving because emotional care is absent in religious circles.
Today's religious services are a motivational talk for people to give and give without anyone asking, "how are you fairing?"
Those who have access to pastors are the rich while the poor ones are pushed aside.
The bottom line: Emotional Hurt and Wound
Leaders of pulpit should work to connect with the members.
Heaven is mourning of what the church has become. Instead of leading people to Jesus, pulpits are turning them away to darkness.
Church should be a home of peace,joy and hope. Many pulpit Leaders have turned the church into sorrowful, hopelessness and thievery.
As a man of God, if you see people Leave your congregation, do introspection rather than talk down on them.
David K