I'm not exactly sure about the staff that work at this church. I question a degree of them being fully sincere, as Jesus is. I'm not saying they are cons, not at all, I think they somewhat care, but not like Jesus did with truly loving others and not wanting their own prosperity so much. If I could rate them on a scale of 0 - 10 on truly loving like Jesus in the context of giving as opposed to seeking their own desires, I would give them a 5. I think showing love is more important than assuming they do. I don’t know about everyone but in my personal experience they discard completely and don’t realize the importance of people and are too “busy” for them often. Really what that comes down to is that person isn’t that important to them. To me the staff at this church doesn’t try hard enough. I'm not saying they’re bad people, it seems like they're seeking their own goals to prosper in life as opposed to truly loving like Jesus would in his day. I realize posting prayer requests on social networking is one thing, but when it gets to a point of telling the world every little thing you do, as if they were celebrities, then it’s excessive. It just seems they, like Tucker, focus and devote way too much time on their latest status updates on numerous social network aspects, like their twitter, Instagram, snap, chat, or facebook accounts. I mean why devote so much time into this stuff, they miss the main reason why we are here. It’s ok to a degree to have some of this, but it just seems excessive. Don’t put so much emphasis to want to be trendy on the latest social networking. It just seems like the staff are self focused. I'm not saying they are completely greedy and fake, it just seems culture of the world has made some things more important. Your status updates on the latest and newest social network aren’t really that important in the big scheme of things, or owning the latest iPhone. He seems to devote more time on this stuff than devoting time to others. There is just a degree of self focused attitude than they would throw you away. I don’t think they are truly committed to caring about others. I think they need to self reflect more. They should focus more on other things. To me the head pastor, worship leader Tucker, they seem like they are detached from truly showing unconditional real love of Christ despite what they may think. If they deem you worthy you get their attention, if not they are too busy for you. I have witnessed a dynamic of them throwing a person away since they addressed some ignorance with them. I have known of 2 staff members buying houses recently, and maybe they are needed, but maybe not, that's the thing. I have seen both dynamics to them, but why is so much invested in their online status. Why is it money is spent on themselves, and then not only wanting volunteers to tithe, but not in any way compensating them for devoting many hours of volunteer work. I’m not saying they should compensate them financially. What I’m saying is the staff want free labor and money from the people that give the free labor. The head pastor building a brand new house. I’m sure his current revenue was from selling his older home helped with the purchase, but I’m sure it isn’t cheap to buy land and build a brand new house. I just don’t know, perhaps I’m wrong, perhaps they really need it. It just seems like money is spent on themselves a lot. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying they don’t do any good with their funds for other things, I believe they do. It just seems to me they focus on more on themselves and what is trendy than loving like Jesus does.
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I'm not exactly sure about the staff's hearts that work at this church. I'm not saying they are cons, not at all, I think they some what care, but not like Jesus truly did with truly loving others and not wanting their own prosperity so much. If I could rate them on a scale of 0 - 10 on truly loving like Jesus in the context of giving as opposed to being seeking their own desires I would give them a 5. I'm not saying they are corruptive, their is some heart their,( like that 5), but sometimes it seems they're seeking their own goals to prosper in life as opposed to truly loving like Jesus would in his day. It seems to me they are more focused on their own finances, and investing in posting their latest status updates as opposed to truly loving no matter what, as Jesus would The head pastor, the worship pastor, and a few others. To me they are detached from truly showing real love of Christ despite what they may think. I think showing love is more important than assuming they do. The staff at this church doesn't try hard enough. If they deem you worthy you get attention, if not they are to busy for you. With the staff you see who they truly are when you get to know them, brushing a person off shows quite a bit of their heart. I have known of 2 staff members buying houses recently, maybe they are needed, but maybe not, that's the thing, they don't pay their volunteers who devote large amounts of their personal time to help those very same paid staff members. It justs seems greedy and selfish. The staff are more focused on their own financial gain. They shouldn't be so self focuses. I'm not saying they are completely greedy and fake, it just seems the culture nowadays is all about how you can get your name out their with technology instead of working on truly loving as Jesus would. And if they think they do, they don't.
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