Amish · 22-25, M
Wow! Praise the Lord 🙏
There are 5 billion Christians in this world. If on an average if these 5 billion Christians contribute 20$ per month on an average a total of 10 billion dollars are accumulated each month. This money ideally belongs to God, however are collected by humans.
I sincerely hope that whoever handles this 10 billion dollars monthly will be using this for good in God's name.
I seriously wonder where they are using this money 🤔
There are 5 billion Christians in this world. If on an average if these 5 billion Christians contribute 20$ per month on an average a total of 10 billion dollars are accumulated each month. This money ideally belongs to God, however are collected by humans.
I sincerely hope that whoever handles this 10 billion dollars monthly will be using this for good in God's name.
I seriously wonder where they are using this money 🤔
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Carazaa · F
@Amish Everything belongs to God, and the first of everything belongs to God. I will always give my first time of the day, the first day of the week, the first day of the year, the first of my paycheck to missions to spread the gospel.
I sold my house and first Iwrote a $10,000 check to christian churches that spread the gospel and help children around the world in famines and war. You do you, I follow Jesus! Me and my house will serve the Lord! Jesus is coming back in our generation so be ready! 5 out of 10 christians will not enter heaven (Matthew 25)
I sold my house and first Iwrote a $10,000 check to christian churches that spread the gospel and help children around the world in famines and war. You do you, I follow Jesus! Me and my house will serve the Lord! Jesus is coming back in our generation so be ready! 5 out of 10 christians will not enter heaven (Matthew 25)
Amish · 22-25, M
@Carazaa I will always give my first time of the day, first day of the week to God. And I spent a part of my first earnings in helping poor children. I teach children who are poor and could not afford a good school. However I will never give a penny to any church unless I fully believe that they use the money collected to help the poor. It is great that you gave a $1000 cheque to a church when you sold your house. May God bless that that money is used for the rightful purposes. Again if you say Jesus is coming back in our generation, and by generation you mean mine or your lifetime ( ie within next 50-100 years Max) then that is purely a myth. Jesus has never given any time line. Whoever speculating this is not doing justice to God. Instead of speculating this, as followers of Jesus we should learn to love people, care for people, forgive people. The life of Jesus is for us to follow to the best of our abilities.
Coming back to the church, it would be interesting to have the account of the amount of money collected by churches all over the world and how many children affected by famine and war are served by the church.
Coming back to the church, it would be interesting to have the account of the amount of money collected by churches all over the world and how many children affected by famine and war are served by the church.
Carazaa · F
@Amish
The job of the church is to preach the gospel all over the world. God has told us the signs of the last generation which is most likely within 5 years I believe, and that is this generation. He also said
"The gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations, and then shall the end come!"
The job of the church is to preach the gospel all over the world. God has told us the signs of the last generation which is most likely within 5 years I believe, and that is this generation. He also said
"The gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations, and then shall the end come!"
Adeptlinguist · M
@eyeno
Really?
Except for the times when “he” doesn’t, of course. Like the innocent children killed in war, or by disease, or starvation.
I find it really odd that people don’t give thanks to “god” for unnecessary human or animal suffering.
Same rule always: if it’s good, “god” did it. If it’s bad, it’s someone else’s fault.
He's always on time,and listening to our wants and needs. Even the most insignificant prayers He answers, giving us what we need not what we want.
Really?
Except for the times when “he” doesn’t, of course. Like the innocent children killed in war, or by disease, or starvation.
I find it really odd that people don’t give thanks to “god” for unnecessary human or animal suffering.
Same rule always: if it’s good, “god” did it. If it’s bad, it’s someone else’s fault.
Adeptlinguist · M
Shouldn’t you pay your bills?
“God” neither exists nor cares but your bills pay people’s wages and ensure their livelihoods.
“God” neither exists nor cares but your bills pay people’s wages and ensure their livelihoods.
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Fungirlmmm · 51-55, F