You dare not share your private thoughts with the pastor’s spies who were all over the place. They’ll go tell the pastor what you said and before you realize you’ve become a preaching topic. Keep up the good work sister 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Very true. It's okay to leave. Don't tell anyone. Just walk away from them. Seek God for the where He wants you to fellowship. Renounce the witchcraft and all covenants that were created there. Surrender yourself you to God and start over falling in love with all of God, Christ, and the Holy Spirit.
I really appreciate you sharing your experience. I am sorry to hear what you went through and hope that you are in a better place now. You made many valid points. Especially the point about pastors marrying members within the church for their own control. Please keep up the good work in exposing these unhealthy places of worship.
Hi Chanelle praise God, I have been through the same thing in the same church I have to leave with my two girls because I know the things that preach from that pulpit it wasn't godly.
Why do I feel like we went to the same cult lol because everything you've shared in your videos recently is exactly what I've seen. When you're being used as an example in preaching especially when you've shared things in confidence with the pastor, its a form of abuse. Just recently, a friend pointed out that the cult-like place we were in was a breeding ground for idolatry of the pastors. God have mercy on us... Thanks for raising awareness on this
if you are in a church that is kind and focused on God, you may be the Rebel. The bible is clear about how the devil uses women to disrupt and cause chaos. You might need to self examine. If it's the church, find another more suiting for your family.
@@TimothyTitus1000 I didn't hear anything bad, overbearing maybe but not bad about the church. It's a community and if she isn't playing ball then she should get out.
@@SuperMBARutgers2013 Your comment is very negative and insensitive and gives me the impression that you may also be a member of this cult like church. If you cannot see the red flags in the church that this women is describing then there is nothing more to be said.
People complain when their individual needs conflict with the group. That doesn't mean the group is the problem. It sounds like she's part of a church-family. And yes, the head of the family(Pastor) in this case often has a LOT of control. This is NOT cult. She could have left anytime. The real issue here is, she thinks her individual needs should supercede the Group. Arrogance. And now playing Victim online.
Yes, I understand the issue here. The pastor is not the head of the church or the church family (that is not scripture but a demonic teaching). In fact, the scriptures teach that all churches must be governed by a group of leaders (elders) who can hold each other to account. This way no one pastor has a LOT of control or an unbiblical amount of power and authority. Any church that is governed by one pastor is dictatorship and for this reason alone qualifies as a cult. This is because the pastor can say and do as they please without facing any consequences for their actions. Again, this is not biblical as even the apostles were held to account by one another. For example, apostle Paul correcting apostle Peter. If you belong to a church that teaches the pastor is your head or spiritual covering, then I am sorry to say that you are in a church cult. If you want me to prove it with the scriptures, then I would be happy to have an extended dialogue with you to explain why. Leaving a church cult is easier said then done when you know that all your family and friends in the church may never speak you again. In consideration of this please be more sensitive in your comments.
You dare not share your private thoughts with the pastor’s spies who were all over the place. They’ll go tell the pastor what you said and before you realize you’ve become a preaching topic. Keep up the good work sister 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Very true. It's okay to leave. Don't tell anyone. Just walk away from them. Seek God for the where He wants you to fellowship. Renounce the witchcraft and all covenants that were created there. Surrender yourself you to God and start over falling in love with all of God, Christ, and the Holy Spirit.
I really appreciate you sharing your experience.
I am sorry to hear what you went through and hope that you are in a better place now.
You made many valid points. Especially the point about pastors marrying members within the church for their own control. Please keep up the good work in exposing these unhealthy places of worship.
YOU HAVE A LEVEL OF WISDOM TO HELP OTHERS
To God be the glory
Hi Chanelle praise God, I have been through the same thing in the same church I have to leave with my two girls because I know the things that preach from that pulpit it wasn't godly.
Why do I feel like we went to the same cult lol because everything you've shared in your videos recently is exactly what I've seen.
When you're being used as an example in preaching especially when you've shared things in confidence with the pastor, its a form of abuse. Just recently, a friend pointed out that the cult-like place we were in was a breeding ground for idolatry of the pastors. God have mercy on us...
Thanks for raising awareness on this
Good video
🙌👏🙌👏🙌👏
Ahhh it’s not nice for the MOG to use your life situations to preach about it will make the person going through it feel awkward
This happens more often than you think. When my own family issues are plenty, I would rather use mine.
Women can preach for sure no doubt. Paul said that I suffer not a woman to preach. Paul always separated what he said and what God didn't say
There is a difference in Paul and God. Romans 16:7 list a woman as an apostle, Junia.
Sad to hear he is now your ex ☹️
if you are in a church that is kind and focused on God, you may be the Rebel. The bible is clear about how the devil uses women to disrupt and cause chaos. You might need to self examine.
If it's the church, find another more suiting for your family.
Does it sound like she was in a church that is kind and focused on God?
@@TimothyTitus1000 I didn't hear anything bad, overbearing maybe but not bad about the church.
It's a community and if she isn't playing ball then she should get out.
@@SuperMBARutgers2013 Your comment is very negative and insensitive and gives me the impression that you may also be a member of this cult like church. If you cannot see the red flags in the church that this women is describing then there is nothing more to be said.
People complain when their individual needs conflict with the group. That doesn't mean the group is the problem.
It sounds like she's part of a church-family. And yes, the head of the family(Pastor) in this case often has a LOT of control.
This is NOT cult. She could have left anytime. The real issue here is, she thinks her individual needs should supercede the Group. Arrogance. And now playing Victim online.
Yes, I understand the issue here.
The pastor is not the head of the church or the church family (that is not scripture but a demonic teaching).
In fact, the scriptures teach that all churches must be governed by a group of leaders (elders) who can hold each other to account.
This way no one pastor has a LOT of control or an unbiblical amount of power and authority.
Any church that is governed by one pastor is dictatorship and for this reason alone qualifies as a cult.
This is because the pastor can say and do as they please without facing any consequences for their actions.
Again, this is not biblical as even the apostles were held to account by one another. For example, apostle Paul correcting apostle Peter.
If you belong to a church that teaches the pastor is your head or spiritual covering, then I am sorry to say that you are in a church cult. If you want me to prove it with the scriptures, then I would be happy to have an extended dialogue with you to explain why.
Leaving a church cult is easier said then done when you know that all your family and friends in the church may never speak you again.
In consideration of this please be more sensitive in your comments.