Featured Is Your Church Really Just a Business?

Nah. The question of the OP is for you to share not for the OP to look up. Don't waste our time if you won't share how your local church functions as a business...or not.

 

At its core this is true. Yet, here we are, dealing with government regulations, non-profit status, endowments, fund-raisers, loans, church growth strategies, building plans, etc., etc.
Most churches have no plan for spreading the gospel. They, instead, preach sermons and organize Sunday school and Wednesday group night thinking that sucking people in is spreading the gospel out. The rest of the time during the weak is empty and void of accountability or camaraderie so that people are left alone to fight the spiritual battle with no encouragement. It's a lonely world in most churches.

 

I appreciate grammar and spelling police.
Do you have an opinion on what I said?

 

I know what they say about assumptions.

 

No, he didn't.

 

Indeed. The size of the congregation was 20 people in very rural America. Kids bused 50 miles, one way, to get to the school. He was paid $50 per month. He worked 40 hours per week, pastored the church, and made house calls on the families.
In the big city it's hard to get any pastor to care enough to drive over and check on a member. Lots of video blogging on the church website, however.

 

You're making no sense. I answered your question.
No
Jesus never assumed.

You, however, have danced around subjects like a person in the midst of a minefield.

 

Your incapacity to tell us about your church is not my commission to research about your church. I take it that you are merely wasting our time.