Bobby E. Mills – författare

"Corporate Christianity" is about the Hi-Jacking of the Christian Tradition by Double Minded Pastors; that is putting money first and God caught-up somewhere in the mix. God says seek ye first His Kingdom and His righteousness. The soul-saving power of the Christian Church is held hostage by the prosperity preaching/teaching of double minded Pastors. This was not God’s intent for the birth, life, death, shedding of blood, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. Nor was it Jesus’ intent when He told Peter upon this rock I shall build my Church and the very gates of hell shall not prevail against it. God is angry everyday with wickedness. Something is drastically wrong with the preachment in modern day Christian churches. In Minority communities there are Church-Houses on every corner and dope-houses on the other. In the Majority community there are magnificent cathedrals in affluent neighborhoods. Yet, there is an astounding decline of moral integration in American society. Without a doubt, eleven o’clock on Sunday morning is still the most segregated hour in American society. Jesus lived, preached, prayed, and died for the “moral integration of flesh and spirit”. God says I know your works. I see you before you see yourself.

America is in need of a renaissance of the human spirit, and the Christian church must become the godly vehicle. Therefore, let the church be the church, and allow what God ordained in the Garden of Eden to continue; and, above all be proclaimed as the bride of Jesus. The twenty-first century gospel of material prosperity over spiritual prosperity, as proclaimed by some pastoral leaders, has no place in the Christian church. This materialistic perspective has shaken the foundation of the church that Jesus proclaimed the very gates of hell shall not prevail against.Jesus is the solution to the mental-spiritual pollution running rampant in American society, not guns. Jesus was not a warrior king but a peacemaker king, and His gun was the truth. Truth makes us free, not guns. The New Testament Writer Paul declares, “We fight not against flesh and blood, but principalities and the rulers of darkness in high places”. The price tag on righteousness is high, but the price tag on unrighteousness is even higher.To be sure, the Christian church is not about a building made by hands. “The God who made the world and all things in it, since He is Lord of heaven and earth, does not dwell in temples made with hands; neither is He served by human hands, as though He needed anything, since He Himself gives life and breath to all things: and He made from one, every nation of mankind to live on all the face of the earth, having determined their appointed times, and the boundaries of their habitation” (Acts 17: 24-26). The church is full of pomp, circumstance, and emotionalism, but not a lot of love, grace and service as exemplified in the life, teachings and examples of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Therefore, the greatest line item in a church’s budget ought to be benevolence, not lavish pastoral life styles.

An impassioned call for Christian churches to return to the values of service, love, and grace—and reject the twenty-first century gospel of material prosperity.   The lack of accountability in Christian churches has rendered them powerless to meet the spiritual needs of humanity. America needs a renaissance of the human spirit, and the church must serve society by spreading God’s love through the gospel. The twenty-first century gospel of material prosperity over spiritual prosperity, as proclaimed by some pastoral leaders, has no place in the Christian doctrine. This materialistic perspective has shaken the foundation of the church.   Today’s worship is full of pomp, circumstance, and emotionalism, but not a lot of the love, grace, and service that was exemplified by the life and teachings of Jesus. This book urges Christians to remember who started the church and what its most important values truly are. The greatest line item in a church’s budget should be benevolence, not lavish pastoral lifestyles.

Let The Church Be The Church is about the lack of moral leadership accountability in Christianity. The moral leadership problem in Christian churches has rendered the church almost powerless to address the spiritual needs of families as well as those of society.