See why a Nigerian Pastor who went to his own church was snubbed by his members
According to a church member who witnessed the situation, she took to her page and wrote:
My pastor, the senior pastor of @tkheritage, @lawrenceonochie was in the congregation today dressed like a nonentity, a nobody, a beggar and no one recognized him. When the call was made to invite someone they didn’t know to spend #Christmas with them. No one came to him, no one invited him because no one wanted to identify with him.
That’s the world we live in. We relate to those we feel are in the same social class with us and despise the needy, the hungry and extend help only to those who already have. That’s not what Christmas/Christianity is about. It is about caring for those in need, strangers, the despised.
Change your heart today and focus on what matters and what counts. Ask your self what would God do? Will God despise you when you are hungry, when you need shelter, when you are lonely, when you are sick?
People matter to God, let people also matter to you. Stop to help a stranger, put a smile on someone’s face. Christianity is not a talk. It is in the doing.Merry 🎅 #christmas #love #care #sharing
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Christmas which we celebrate is about humility, care for one another especially the less privileged. Remember when I was hungry,…when I was naked…when I needy… etc. Merry Christmas and cheers.
It is the season of giving and that the church was not sensitive to! We should not be overwhelmed with our own when we can attend to others with the little we have!
It is the season of giving and that the church was not sensitive to! We should not be overwhelmed with our own when we can attend to others with the little we have. In other words let’s be sensitive to the needs of others.
The scripture made it clear when it state that “there is more happiness in giving than there is in receiving” so our giving shud not be on a specific period like Christmas. We shud give whenever we have the opportunity.
Well noted…