| preciousjeni |
03-10-2006 04:17 PM |
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Originally posted by BlueReign
I KNOW that most pastors have salaries. What I am saying is that he was not a full time minister. I don't think that these people should be paid for what they do. They should minister to people because of their calling and a burning heart's desire to do it.
I belong to another well-known mega church in the area and I LOVE the fact that my pastor is very well paid and I love to hear him talk about his home/car/hobbies, etc. because that man preaches about 5 sermons a Sunday and no matter what service I attend his annointing and delivery is always the same. Being a pastor is his full-time job.
What I have a problem with is these heads of small ministries receiving payment when they have well-paying full time jobs anyway. If he had not been a minister, he would have just been another man who raped a woman. But because he is a church leader (and a church of this magnitude) this makes it a big news story.
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Gotcha. I don't have a problem with God blessing someone richly (and monetarily) through the church - there wasn't so much a biblical issue of wealth; rather wealth over discipleship - but, I completely agree that his ministerial position makes this all the more horrific. Sadly, I'm not the least bit surprised. |
