By: Stephen A.Quaye.

To serve God in his holy temple one must get a divine calling from him the eternal one before he can successively do so.
Therefore if you have not received the divine calling from the omnipotent God to serve him and you bulldoze your way through, you will never succeed.
In our Christian societies currently there are so many conflicts because of power struggle. Many people have not received the divine ordination to lead the children of God but are forcing to be like Jesus Christ in this modern day world.
Go to some churches, fellow Christians are neck deep in conspiracy against others, back biting those who are performing great in the lords vineyard, libeling, false accusations, sexual promiscuity, siphoning of cash from church coffers and gossip.
What is so common is leveling of unsubstantiated allegations against certain persons in positions which see to the wellbeing of the church calling for their removal whiles they the accusers can not even perform one percent of what their accused does.
Some one has thrown down the divine caution that women were made for men therefore man has to care good care as he beats his wife but when sitting in the church he portrays as if he is holier than thou.
You may think since Judas is Chariot died he went into his grave with the spirit of betrayal. But no, you may be surprise to observe that there a number of members in your church who are filled with the spirit of betrayal and are killing the church slowly.
What about sabotage, Oh its rather church members who try to sabotage other members works by painting a black picture about them.
Often than not what you hear from them is, “but the disciples even tried to sabotage Jesus by preventing mothers at that time from sending their children to him to bless?”
Get a copy of the movie titled,” Yenfa to woso enma no ye ho” with Apostle John Prah, as the principal actor and you will get what I am trying to talk about.
A whole bishop influenced by his wife siphoned money from church coffers for their own personal enjoyment and yet he got some of his elders to back his wrong doing because they got their position through his influence and not by divine ordination.
In the end the sort of punishments that was unleashed on them was so disgraceful that it would have been better not to support the bishop than being his praise singers.
As we speak today there are certain people in churches who instead of seeking for the glory of God rather try to be praise singers of bishops, reverend ministers, seers, founders, prophets and what have you.
They see nothing wrong with their masters even if the entire society do not agree on a decision taken by the minister, bishop, founder, seer, prophet or pastor and would not mind if the decision will plunge the church into a ditch.
Back to the lessons taught in the movie mentioned earlier on, a whole minister at a council meeting bark at another minister because he pressed on the bishop to pay back the stolen money .
It is going on in our various churches that was why they dramatized a similar incident to teach fellow Christians and their pastors lessons.
Jesus Christ charged us to go into the world and make fishers of men meaning to win souls for him. He did not ask us to go struggling for positions in our churches.
We are leaving the divine calling on us to win souls for Christ and are fighting our own members in our various churches sometimes tagging some them as anti and assassinating their character.
It is time Christians realize that they are not fighting against their pastors or ministers, or ministers realizing that if a member does not support their decision it means you have to tag him as a devil.
Rather we are fighting against the spirits of the world which has made this contemporary world to believe that righteousness is devilish whiles devilish is righteousness.
Pastors, ministers, bishops, leaders burry your hatchets and let us all unite to seek the holy intervention to defeat the adversary which is Satan. It is by so doing that this world would be peaceful for the glory of the lord to shine on all of us.
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