The JOURNEY - Wellness for the Unchurched: When the Village Fails - Part 2

01/03/18 • 58 min

Tune in to The JOURNEY as Allen R. Randle Sr., Pastor of Lighthouse Missionary Baptist Church continues the discussion on That’s Why I Don’t Go to Church: When the Village Fails - Part 1. He has a message for the pastor and the pew, tackling taboo issues, addressing and bringing to light what’s often encouraged to remain in the dark. The wounded may find themselves questioning God, His existence and wondering why He allows bad things to happen in His church, because of a pastor’s misguidance, failing to provide wise counsel and overstepping sacred oaths and boundaries. We must move beyond the deep wounds, scars and cover-ups that cause Christians to refuse to attend any church! This segment aims to help pastors heal and bring healing and wellness to the pew, to help the unchurched kindle or rekindle their relationship with God so they can fulfill their purpose and reach their destiny.

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