Anybody love God but not attendting church at moment?

They aren't supposed to be political ..unfortunately I'm seeing it too . I belong to a synagogue and at times it can get that way but I try to overlook that and remember why I go in the first place . I hope you find a church that feels right to you .

I don’t attend church anymore. While I believe in God, I don’t believe in church being the all-redeeming path in my life. For me, it’s a building full of people looking inward instead of outward. But, then again, I’ve never quite matched the cookie-cutter expectations when attending a church.

I believe people should go where they are spiritually led and fed. If this pastor is speaking a truth that fills you, you should reach out and visit with him.

Politics should never be preached from the pulpit. Politics are dividing, but Jesus is uniting.
Find a church that teaches truth (from the bible), not human opinions or politics; and not a "feel good" church (ones that tell people what they want to hear).


Because my mom is in her last days, I currently attend "family church". Members of our family come together and hold services (singing, communion, preaching) each Sunday so mom can attend. Once she passes, I will return to attending "regular" church.

On the whole, I've always considered myself to be more philosophical than religious.

I have read the Holy Bible a couple of times in my life and memorized most, if not all of the chapters verses and so-forth.

I've learned bits and pieces about how each and every religion differs from one-another and have been to church once or twice in my life, mainly for a few weddings and at least one funeral.

But I don't consider myself to be a devout believer in God.

I stopped going to church shortly before I moved. Things were being preached that I simply don’t agree with. It’s crazy how much I’ve changed just in a few years, from being super firm in my beliefs to questioning everything I believed in.

I don't like it when the preacher tries to out perfom the meaning of the word either. And in a lot of churches that's what it seems to be like.

Church shouldn't be entertaining it should be meaningful.

You could just go and attend. There's don't nearly all churches allow you to attend as a visitor? And not giving any notice beforehand might be better in case they were inclined to change their behavior or message because of a known visitor. You want to see how they are in just a regular setting.

I love church!!!

Which god?

You can always watch the sermons on YouTube and skip the political junk. I loathe how everyone and everything has an "opinion" now.

A good Gospel church will not preach politics. And the NT assumes church membership.