God Does Not Live In Walled up Buildings

                                                        Weekend Finisher

Do going to places that Jesus said ,  Acts 7:48, “the most High dwelleth not in temples made with hands; as saith the prophet, or “he do not live in a house made of wood, stone or what ever,” make one a Christian? The answer is NO! Yet, there is a push to prove this scripture wrong.

Many pastors over 1900 years, more or less, has taught people just the opposite on how Jesus wanted people to worship God. Instead of in our hearts, pastors have seduced people into backward thinking by having them think that they must enter a walled up building(church) to seek God and pray for forgiveness or wants.

People honor Sunday as the day when God come down to man upon the altar in Spirit and consume the pastor to let the people be reminded that they are in the Lord's house and let all be silent. If people didn’t think this was not true they wouldn’t attend Church.

People even believe this is the Lord’s day or Sabbath day instead of Saturday which is the original Sabbath day. “Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy.” Though this is not the way we worship. Most care more about the day set by  man. if we didn't, then Saturday would be the day of worship and not Sunday, the first day of the week, If I wanted to get technical.

However, under the Christian church, none of this is applied because any day is a day of worship and honor to God because the word of God does not live on a certain day or in a building, but in our hearts. We are the temple of God, Why? Because as a Christian, we carry the word of God in us.

Therefore, choosing to remain worshiping on a certain day or in a building after the gospel has been shared around the world is fruitless as is seen today. People are worst than ever.

Rather than spreading the gospel to each other we meet, the pastor have us rushing back to the church as though there were some special power of God lingering in these building. They are wrong and it shows just little people know about God whom they claim to worship.

However, most ministers have and answer of scripture to fall back on, such as, “forget not to fellowship between one another,“ a scripture taking out of content. We Christians consume almost entire cities and towns in the United States. I’m sure there are always someone around to fellowship with or talk about the goodness of God or be reminded that we are never to forget our mission as a Christian.

Being walled in inside a church (building) has taking away the mission... continue...