The problem is not in the size of their churches or the resources they’ve gained, but in their hearts. Somewhere along the way, the mission of glorifying God and helping His people has been replaced with the desire to glorify self. The very shepherds who were once called to care for God’s flock are now chasing fame, power, and control—running people away from Christ instead of drawing them closer to Him.One of the most alarming trends is how aggressive some mega pastors have become in the pulpit. Sermons are no longer filled with humility, compassion, or truth. Instead, they are laced with yelling, arrogance, and threats. Pastors are using fear and manipulation to get people to obey, rather than allowing the Holy Spirit to convict hearts. They are attacking members, criticizing other churches, and sometimes even cursing people who disagree with them—all under the name of "protecting the ministry."This behavior is not just unbiblical—it’s demonic. James 3:17 says, “But the wisdom that comes from heaven is first of all pure; then peace-loving, considerate, submissive, full of mercy and good fruit, impartial and sincere.” What we are seeing in some mega ministries is the opposite: pride, rage, division, and spiritual abuse.The Aggression in the Pulpit

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