Comments on: Is Your Church Relevant?

By: Owen Bell

Owen Bell — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 01:19:52 +0000

i dream about having financial freedom in the next 2 years or less“.

By: Nnenna Uzowulu

Nnenna Uzowulu — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 13:11:22 +0000

wow! you know how u feel, when u can’t say anything when u have been scolded or corrected? I feel like that right now.
God help me to do your will and not mine (Isa 55:8)
It’s pretty hard to admit it but its true…..We all need to do God’s will and not ours.
Thank you for sharing this.

By: ajani hope

ajani hope — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 09:05:26 +0000

This is really what the church today is, we are really diverting from the ancient landmark, my prayer is God should open our eyes and put the burden in our heart to go back to the ancient time

By: unique seun

unique seun — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 14:47:05 +0000

we are the salt of d world,but if d salt has lost its savour,why it shall it be salted ?i believe its a phase of the church,d church is still d last hope of the society.u and i will mak it happen.

By: @samabiade

@samabiade — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:35:05 +0000

The church needs to wake up to changing times. The era of "sidon look" is far gone. if the message been preached on the pulpits does not address the basic needs of man in the literal and logical sense, then its just like running on the treadmill alone in a gym full of exercise gear.I believe for the church to lead people to heaven, it starts with them, getting involve in things that affects people most on earth now, and stop alluding to a blissful heaven while men literally live in hell on earth.

By: Uyi Omoregie

Uyi Omoregie — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 13:40:14 +0000

This website is certianly a welcome development, a long awaited call to action. It’s in the true spirit of the Biblical watchman sounding the trumpet…I do believe that the greatest problem with denominational Christianity today is the fact that it is denominational (divided) and driven by men, organised by men, envisioned by men and supported by men. This is wrong, the Bible never suggests that the Church should be owned by men, because the church belongs to God, that’s why it is called the Body of Christ !…To have a truly revolutionary church move like what was found in the book of Acts (when they turned the world upside down) the Church must be given back to Christ, meaning we must follow Paul’s counsel in 1 Corinthians 1:12-13; 3:3-5 and align ourselves with Jesus’ prayer points in John 17:21-23 then Church will truly find its place in the world !…Christians living in a particluar community should come together as one church with one thing in common – Christ!!!

By: David Fredrickson

David Fredrickson — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 22:56:21 +0000

Great wake-up call! Most churches have become religious institutions with man-made rules, man-made authority structures, man-made programs and man-made visions. What happened to a royal priesthood of believers living true community, walking in the power of the Spirit who bring the life changing presence of Chriist whereever they go? Most Christians are stuck in a rut simply attending an event on Sunday, being content to be “led” in worship and listening to a lecture with three points and a poem. Many seem to have forgotten that Jesus didn’t come to start a religion, organization or spiritual society. When the religious leaders saw the power fo the early church they were afraid that Jesus followers would turn the world upside down. Looks like the we’ve let the world turn the tables on us. Time to wake up!

By: Tunde Alabi-Hundeyin II

Tunde Alabi-Hundeyin II — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 22:52:59 +0000

This is a call to action.
I pray that the bishops, pastors and apostles who dine with the mighty and hide the whip would read this. We God’s children need to speak up too. For sometime now, i’ve been suggesting that Labour groups, the organised private sector, churches, mosques, students and other stake-holders in this country need to down-tools, come together to stage a 10 million man-march to Aso Rock! We would all sleep and wake up there till Yar adua listens to our demands for change in the power, education and health sectors- to start with. We are our own saviours.

By: Rita Edoh

Rita Edoh — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 19:29:42 +0000

Thank you so much Deolu…………….Its refreshing to know that many are becoming aware of the distortion and abuse that is being perpatrated in the name of Christianity. Let it be said that the followers are also to be blamed, An aveverage 9ija is more ”BULL than BRAIN”. We are a people that like short cuts, in many of our endeavours we like readymades especially when it comes to Brain exerscise. It beats me why many followers cannot checkmate their spiritual leaders life and doctrine to that of Christ! Could it be that we really do not want Jesus to be our Lord but our Saviour? Many would rather look outward instead of inward as root of the problem. Xtianity is more of personal soul searching to bring about change(Repentance) not merely means of connecting to the Divine for material acquisition. As long as these is our general mentality, its sad to say that many will not even notice or care if their Church is relevant!

By: IKOTUN ADEBISI

IKOTUN ADEBISI — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 12:08:56 +0000

the question is pregnant. we have some business centers around disguised as churches. making money and causing problems all over the country.