Well, it depends on the church. If the church allows women to be teachers or ministers in their church, you cannot rule it out and as long as they have gone for the training. It also depends on the agreement between the wife and husband. If the husband does not allow it, it may cause some misunderstanding if a woman wants to be a minister of God and she is already trained for it, without the agreement between her and the husband; it might be difficult.
Most churches talk about prosperity but prosperity is different from salvation. We go to church so we may be saved. If you do not go to your workplace or you go late, you will be sacked but people don’t see anything wrong in coming late to church. People don’t try to compare the two. It is a must for you to go to church on Sunday to serve God. And when you go only that one day, you carry your phone and you go late as well.
I also love to be on the phone with all of my children, they are all around the world now. Thanks to the Europeans who have made the world so close that I can pick up the phone to reach them. I love my grandchildren so much that every Sunday, I can call them one after the other, I miss them so much. The youths of the church also come around to visit me. When they come, they sing, and I ask that they be served soft drinks and we enjoy ourselves and pray together. Sometimes they bring their grievances or request for counselling. I have joy in doing it because it gives me time to be closer to them and they to me. By the grace of God, I can lead them, pray with them and make them happy.Yes, they get the benefit of experience.
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