Majid Michel exposes pastors who make money from members

Majid Michel

Nollywood actor, Majid Michel has become a new person since he found his faith back as a Christian. We have heard a lot of stories about him and now he is trying to help as many people as he can to be better people with his inspirational messages.

This time, he is talking about why he went to church while growing up and the competition among pastors “The only reason i went to church when I was growing up, I did so only because it was the respectable thing to do. My motivation for attending was for the sake of my family's reputation. Actually, I visited many churches around and met many ministers. Among the ministers, I don't remember ever meeting one that I felt was in his position because God had chosen him to minister to the people.”

He talked about the success of pastors “…The success of a pastor was measured in how big a car he drove and the quality of the clothes he wore. Most pastors competed against one another to build the biggest and the most prestigious or famous church. I also learned that a tremendous number of preachers were involved in improper sexual relationships. They had extra- marital affairs, committed adultery with members of their congregations, and had plenty of “girl friends” when they traveled to church conventions. Many of them exploited their people. The word among preachers was, “Make them give, make them honor you.”

He concluded with “There was no mention of Jesus Christ, no mention of the need to reach and help the drug addicts, the alcoholic, no mention of mothers living in a two-by-four flat with five, six, or seven children in a one or two bedroom without a husband. No mention of how the church can become relevant to this situation. Even taking in new members was another money game. Most pastors, when they saw a new person coming to join their church, saw nothing but money signs. They did not see a soul that was thirsting to know God. All I saw in the ministry was phonies, hypocrites, actors, and money-grabbers who were in the business solely for what they could get out of it and who were not the least bit interested in the souls of men!”