Why are churches full of old people stuck in their ways?

This is a dilemma for me. In the mid sixties there were few people attending church in their twenties. But there was a wide range of ages. The services moved on in the sixties with the middle aged Christian’s taking the lead.

So where have these old Christians locked in the past come from? Because they were not there in their youth?

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Baremine · 70-79, C

The fear of the Lord is the BEGINNING of wisdom.
Maybe over the years the teachings a young child had begin to make sense in their golden years. You look back and see how God as been in your life. You begin to realize how much you need God and how helpless you are.
God is very real. The end of this world is near. Bible prophecy is being fulfilled every day. We are trying to bring about a new world order, one world government, the Antichrist is coming to power. Are you ready to meet Almighty God, Jesus Christ.
He is coming back not as Savior but as King of Kings and Lord of Lords. He will judge the world. Are you ready? Has your pride gotten in the way of your salvation?

There is always a remnant that trust in God. They realize they are helpless to save themselves and believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and have faith in what He did for them on the Cross at Calvary. It is no myth.

SW-User

@Baremine OK it’s a just an insurance policy for old people , so they can go to heaven when they die!

Nothing to do with Christianity.

Baremine · 70-79, C

@SW-User has all to do with Christianity. Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved.