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God will judge rich church members who allow their pastors to be poor
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5 years agoon
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Vida Essel-Lamptey
The founder and Senior Bishop of Perez Chapel International Bishop Charles Agyinasare has disclosed God will judge members of the church who are well to do yet who allow their pastors to be poor.
Speaking on the subject, ‘The Man of God: His work, character, reward and honour’ on Joy FM Christian A Walk with Jesus” on Sunday, he said honouring a man of God must come with the work he does.
“If a pastor is performing his duties, the church must pay his salary. If the church is doing well, the church must pay his social security, they must think of his retirement, the church must take care of his health bills”, he said.
According to Bishop Agyinasare, “somebody comes to the church but he doesn’t have a car. In a short while, he has three cars and the pastor still doesn’t have a car or probably has a troublesome car, that church member is ungrateful”.
Answering a question on allegations that some men of God take advantage of church members to enrich themselves, Bishop Agyinasare said, “In life, everybody has been programmed to take advantage of other people. The lawyer takes advantage of the man who has a case.
“Someone is dying and goes to the hospital, the doctor, except he wants to do it pro-bono, will take his money. The bank takes three times what it lends to the poor trader.
“In the same way, the politician, no matter how rich he is, when he wins an election, the state has to take care of him. So has God provided that he who works at the altar must live by the altar.”
Bishop Agyinasare also questioned why people criticise some men of God for owning private jets.
He explained that he sees nothing wrong with pastors owning private jets if it will ease their movements and make them more efficient in the work.
“There are times we blame people who have jets, please, if they have the money and they can buy it and it’s not at the expense of anybody, please let’s leave them alone,” he said.
Source: myjoyonline.com
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