Nonsense as usual. Are Redeemed members complaining? When people like this come to blogs like this, they spew nonsense. It is true, many cannot send their children to church universities as members.

Yet, there are so many benefits these schools have brought. Imagine America with 400 million population with 5000 universities and degree awarding institutions. Nigeria is half that size with 200 or less. Those that have the money send their wards to mission schools, the less expensive ones by those that afford it.

In mission schools, duration of courses are not marked by strikes occasioned by government - lecturers rifts. This also makes government school to sit up. In some of these government schools, their scientific apparatuses are obsolete. I attended the most prestigious university in Nigeria for my masters in engineering.but when I watched documentary on Afe Babalola and Covenant Universities. I discovered that my own department was a joke. Most government institutions are poorly funded are equipped. These latest universities are part of what encourages ASUU to sit on government neck to demand for good environment and instruments for learning. Are they not same lecturers teaching in both government and private schools.

Anyway, I contribute to my own mission schools, my children attended up to secondary but now in federal universities I can afford. Do I have to feel bad? No.
Whatever, we do, we see it as unto the Lord. The missionaries that brought the gospels, came to sacrifice their lives. Now we have the gospel. Is it too much to sacrifice our money for the benefit of humanity?
We christians do not think that way. The more we build, the more we create good future for our future generations. We don't care about the money but the benefits to humanity.
In the secular, people do insurance without benefits. How much.more for the course of God?

You only need to know the real Christians we don't just contribute money to enrich some materialistic Yahoo big boys but it's just a pity that most of you get carried away when you see them singing and worshiping in Jesus name you don't give a damn about what Jesus actually assigned his disciples to do as WORKS of FAITH! Matthew 15:8-9

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IAmHim1:

1) real Christians follow Christ. Show me the part where Jesus sold anointing oil, holy water or anointed handkerchiefs...if the Son of God didn't, why are ordinary pastors doing it?

You're basically buying anointing... something that was given freely.

Mark this today, the only reason you're buying anointing from pastors was because the anointing was sold to them

2) singing and worshipping God in public is you saying God only sees public works. What's the difference between you n the pharisees?

3) schools were built ...yes...if it had been the church of Satan that built those schools and equipped it with the best of the best, would you send your children to attend such magnificent schools?

You still don't get my point.
True Christians don't sell anything to anyone in the name of sacred service.

After the group name we borrowed in Antioch (Christians) was bastardized the true God hid the group name He had in mind to call His true worshipers for centuries until the year 1931. Isaiah 65:15

We are JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES! Isaiah 43:10-12

We are not misinformed churchgoers!

MightySparrow:
Nonsense as usual. Are Redeemed members complaining? When people like this come to blogs like this, they spew nonsense. It is true, many cannot send their children to church universities as members.

Yet, there are so many benefits these schools have brought. Imagine America with 400 million population with 5000 universities and degree awarding institutions. Nigeria is half that size with 200 or less. Those that have the money send their wards to mission schools, the less expensive ones by those that afford it.

In mission schools, duration of courses are not marked by strikes occasioned by government - lecturers rifts. This also makes government school to sit up. In some of these government schools, their scientific apparatuses are obsolete. I attended the most prestigious university in Nigeria for my masters in engineering.but when I watched documentary on Afe Babalola and Covenant Universities. I discovered that my own department was a joke. Most government institutions are poorly funded are equipped. These latest universities are part of what encourages ASUU to sit on government neck to demand for good environment and instruments for learning. Are they not same lecturers teaching in both government and private schools.

Anyway, I contribute to my own mission schools, my children attended up to secondary but now in federal universities I can afford. Do I have to feel bad? No.
Whatever, we do, we see it as unto the Lord. The missionaries that brought the gospels, came to sacrifice their lives. Now we have the gospel. Is it too much to sacrifice our money for the benefit of humanity?
We christians do not think that way. The more we build, the more we create good future for our future generations. We don't care about the money but the benefits to humanity.
In the secular, people do insurance without benefits. How much.more for the course of God?

Totally off-point
Why not address the OP?
Besides, you make your religion look more or less like a business or social enterprise

MightySparrow:
Nonsense as usual. Are Redeemed members complaining? When people like this come to blogs like this, they spew nonsense. It is true, many cannot send their children to church universities as members.

Yet, there are so many benefits these schools have brought. Imagine America with 400 million population with 5000 universities and degree awarding institutions. Nigeria is half that size with 200 or less. Those that have the money send their wards to mission schools, the less expensive ones by those that afford it.

In mission schools, duration of courses are not marked by strikes occasioned by government - lecturers rifts. This also makes government school to sit up. In some of these government schools, their scientific apparatuses are obsolete. I attended the most prestigious university in Nigeria for my masters in engineering.but when I watched documentary on Afe Babalola and Covenant Universities. I discovered that my own department was a joke. Most government institutions are poorly funded are equipped. These latest universities are part of what encourages ASUU to sit on government neck to demand for good environment and instruments for learning. Are they not same lecturers teaching in both government and private schools.

Anyway, I contribute to my own mission schools, my children attended up to secondary but now in federal universities I can afford. Do I have to feel bad? No.
Whatever, we do, we see it as unto the Lord. The missionaries that brought the gospels, came to sacrifice their lives. Now we have the gospel. Is it too much to sacrifice our money for the benefit of humanity?
We christians do not think that way. The more we build, the more we create good future for our future generations. We don't care about the money but the benefits to humanity.
In the secular, people do insurance without benefits. How much.more for the course of God?

We discussed this in the
Church yesterday ...

Me I am waiting for when Jesus will come and change water to sweet wine since all you believers are too weak to do such a simple miracle (even though Jesus supposedly said y'all will do greater miracles yet this simple one y'all are too weak to perform it).

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