A pastor argues that loving God doesn't guarantee success if you ignore biblical wisdom. Speaking in tongues won't make you relevant, tithes won't prevent financial struggle, and turning your weaknesses into doctrine is a mistake.
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Can we serve God and fail? The answer is yes. In case you are shocked, I'm telling you, yes. If you serve God and neglect his principles of wisdom, you will fail in service. So the fact that we are good Christians is not a bribe out of other aspects of life. No, it doesn't work. The fact that you speak in tongues does not mean that you'll be relevant everywhere else. You can speak in tongues and be a failure in life. I'm sorry, but it's the truth. I have seen people that what made them fail was a preaching they paid attention to. And I have tried to call this out in the most respectful way I can, but ministers of God must learn to stay with the Bible not project your limitations as a doctrine. You see, there are aspects of my life that I'm working on as we speak in a hurry because I saw it working in life of someone that I'm mentoring. My objective as a leader is not to look for a way to shut it down, But if this works, can it work in my life too? There are doctrines that people have had to fight their way out of. Over the years, people have stood and said, this is where God is. And as things evolve, it looks like God has changed his mind. If it can change, it was never the truth. 2 2 now, the answer is still the answer of 2,000 years ago. You see, the truth should be steadfast and immovable. So what that means is that we look for the truth of scriptures and not sentiment. Is that okay now? Oh, I gave my tithe and I gave my offering in church. I ought not to be broke. I'm telling you, you can be broke. If you are not doing the right things, you'll be broke. Get the full message on Femi Lazarus Digital Library app today.
