I just would to express something; please keep in mind that brick and  mortar doesn’t make a church, people do. People can also divide or  break a church too.

You may hold a church service anywhere at any time. At a coffee shop,  on a park bench, on a motorcycle, online, in your living room, on your  back deck…  And we all should and need to attend church, please see my  article at this link: https://purposeprinciplespassion.com/2020/05/20/3502/

Some churches or denominations and “Boards of Elders” and/or  “Deacons” do not get this. It is the gathering of believers seeking  knowledge, wisdom, repentance, to learn, serve, grow, get equipped and  go out to make to Disciples whom make Disciples. Granted we need the  biblical organization and storehouses as described in the bible.  However, NEVER forget people are the church!

I personally have been a Deacon, an Elder, a Church Treasurer, a  Sunday School Teacher, a Missionary, a Ministry Leader of multiple  ministries, a Pastors “right hand man”, and been involved in church for a  very long time. Church was never meant to be a museum for saints,  artifacts, fancy worship theatrics, craft coffee, man made doctrine,  human bureaucracy, clicks, favoritism of the whom has and whom has not,  for whom tithes more and whom tithes less, whom has recognized talents  and whom does not, whom may have a certain social class and connections  and whom does not. We are all human, we all bleed the same, and we are  all sinners only saved by grace.

We are to love others to the cross by our Godly wisdom, not of our human  flesh. We are to love the hell out of others with empathy, love, mercy  and grace. It is not about organized religion, or being adhered to a man  made doctrine or denomination. It is about building, delivering, or  sending a hospital for sinners, and we are all sinners, to love others,  accept them, and walk along side them to lead them to the cross and an  understanding of what a relationship with Jesus Christ is all about. To  have Jesus as our example to strive to be like. To speak, lead, serve,  teach, and love like Jesus. And to me it is not longer the acronym of  WWJD (What Would Jesus Do), it should be DWJD, (Do What Jesus Did).

I’m not perfect here, by far. I’ve made mistakes, I’ve failed and  offended. But I have learned a bit along the way and read, feel, believe  with both head and heart knowledge that I know what the Gospel says  after over 30+ years reading. studying, and humbly trying to mold it  into my life; while being involved in church more than half my life;  that more than not a lot of churches simply do not get it.