Why Preachers Make You Pay For Salvation

When you go to any church and sit through a service,

you will also be required to pay for the service and the

message which they call an offering or donation. But

they come right up to your seat and put their little

money bags or baskets right in your face, so it is way

obvious when you don't drop anything into it.

This money along with other money like monthly

tithes is all supposed to go to paying for the church

building, elect, water bills etc. Missionary work

and also to pay the pastors salary. There are other

things the money is supposed to go to but never

makes it there.

The act of weekly/monthly paying for something that is

supposed to eventually get you/others into heaven, is

essentially paying for your salvation which Jesus says

is free. So what is really happening here?

The whole system of churches is skewed and twisted

into a religious business who's so called pastors are

all in pursuit of the American Dream and upgrading

themselves into living the gospel of prosperity, tho

they don't preach it from the pulpit.

Those that do preach it from the pulpit like Creflo

Dollar, don't mind flaunting it to the point of

publicly announcing from his pulpit that he would

like to thank his congregation for his second

Rolls Royce.

Instead of living a humble life of poverty and

suffering for the sake of the gospel, other pastors

like Creflo Dollar across America are thanking their

congregations for their lavish homes and cars and

Harley's and that is their reward and they will not

receive any other rewards in heaven or hell.

I have a solution to this problem of begging for

money in Jesus name then living a lavish life style

which all preachers do or strive to do in secret.

Fire them all if they can't donate one Sunday to

sermon day.

Pastors don't need to be payed a lavish salary since

being a pastor really requires that you live a life of

poverty which requires faith in God for food and shelter.

You must live the gospel that you are teaching, or you

are just a charlatan and hypocrite to pursue the

American dream while claiming to be a pastor

but not setting the example for us to follow.

How can I follow a pastor who is living a rich

materialistic life style while all the time saying

that the material world is bad and evil?

I want a humble poor pastor who is willing to

suffer if necessary for the gospel and who waits

upon the Lord God for every morsel of bread

and for lodging that night.