Thread: Detroit activist: BOYCOTTING all churches in Detroit

This has gotten quite a response.

So, one activist is refusing to go to any church in Detroit?

That's kinda funny... "pastors pimpin the people"... alrighty then.

Are they putting church members on the street corners er something???

Originally Posted by Farm Truck

So, one activist is refusing to go to any church in Detroit?

That's kinda funny... "pastors pimpin the people"... alrighty then.

Are they putting church members on the street corners er something???

A powerful movement can start with one who has the courage to take a stand to lead

Originally Posted by Pentecali

This has gotten quite a response.

I have a dear friend that attends Kinloch's church..

I hope this is a spark that ignites a whole movement.

Where he got his money from matters a whole lot, I agree.

Originally Posted by Valiant Woman

Ignorance gone to seed. Sinners boycotting churches and some believers supporting the idiocy. Unbelievable.

What I want to know is, why is it anyone's business what his house or car cost??? That brother was a business owner for years before and after becoming a pastor. He is also an investor. Most of his money didn't come from pastoring.

Folks need to mind their own business. No wonder Christians are suffering poverty, illness, and the other curses meant for the devil and his crowd. This is absolute lunacy and it didn't start until he invited Donald Trump to his church. Folks better be careful about coming against God's people.

Originally Posted by FaithfulOne

I have a dear friend that attends Kinloch's church..

I hope this is a spark that ignites a whole movement.

A whole movement? A movement against the churches of Detroit?

So you are for what this man is doing?

Originally Posted by Pentecali

A whole movement? A movement against the churches of Detroit?

So you are for what this man is doing?

I'm for whatever change that needs to happen against pulpit pimps...Matthew 21:12-13

Not all churches in Detroit are like what this man is talking about though.

In my view, it depends on the overall income level of a pastor's congregation. Even if a pastor is independently wealthy, if the majority of his congregants are extremely poor, can hardly can feed their family, and the wife comes strolling in church with fur coats, St. John suits, $1,200 hats, Bentleys, etc I just don't believe it's wise.

It's also a poor testimony to the world who loves to paint all preachers as money grubbing pumps. Let's not give the media Arsenal to further attack and undermine leadership

The bible says to show your moderation unto all men

I'm not saying that this man's congregation is mostly poor. I don't know much about him. I'm just saying that in general