I have seen this a number of times. The speaker comes in late, is ushered in by body guards and is escorted out so that no one gets a chance to interact with him/her.
I really detest this. I think it smacks of pride and arrogance.
Is this really necessary?
What could possibly happen to a minister that they need THAT kind of protection?
So do they just come in, minister, get their offering and then split?
This really HONKS me off!!!! (could you tell?)
Seeing what I have seen especially in regard to a particular evangelist, it's necessary or they would never get to the pulpit. I've witnessed the crowds for myself.
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I've gone and done it now! I'm on Facebook!!!
I have seen this a number of times. The speaker comes in late, is ushered in by body guards and is escorted out so that no one gets a chance to interact with him/her.
MOW you're kidding right?
__________________ "all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed."
~Declaration of Independence
There are ministers who are idolized by so many, they are equal with God, and people who are seen in that kind of light by so many people cannot possibly minister to those who really need ministering to in particular settings in a personal way.
I have seen altar calls that have been nothing more than a mobbing. It's pathetic.
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I've gone and done it now! I'm on Facebook!!!
Seeing what I have seen especially in regard to a particular evangelist, it's necessary or they would never get to the pulpit. I've witnessed the crowds for myself.
So they can't just walk up on the platform?
They can't just walk through the church and sit down?
They can't be with the people after church? (a reasonable length of time)
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"Those who go after the "Sauls" among us often slay the Davids among us." Gene Edwards
So they can't just walk up on the platform?
They can't just walk through the church and sit down?
They can't be with the people after church? (a reasonable length of time)
Like I said, I have witnessed it for myself. I have seen people waiting at the door for them to arrive and ushers having to seat them so others can come in the door. It's pathetic that ministers can't do what they want to do because there are so many who follow them from place to place as if they are God himself.
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I've gone and done it now! I'm on Facebook!!!
So they can't just walk up on the platform?
They can't just walk through the church and sit down?
They can't be with the people after church? (a reasonable length of time)
What, are you nuts? They got things to do man! They're busy trying to come up with a better SHOW to make more money. That's how those t.v. preachers are. LOL!
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