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11 hrs agoFix Your Character Before You Run to Church
The church is supposed to be a place of transformation,
but too often, it’s become a hiding place for unrepentant hearts.
People steal from clients on Friday, insult others online on Saturday,
then show up on Sunday shouting “Hallelujah!” like nothing ever happened—
a spiritual DJ mixing sin and sanctity.
We’ve turned worship into a performance, not a reflection.
We dress holy, sing loudly, and post scriptures online—
yet our lives from Monday to Saturday tell a completely different story.
You’ll see a man who tears people down online quoting Bible verses the next morning.
You’ll see a woman who bullies others on social media leading worship
as though she just descended from heaven.
But let’s be honest—
God is not impressed by our voices if our hearts remain filthy.
It’s not performance. It’s supposed to be transformation.
And to the pastors—
some of our churches have stopped being sanctuaries and started becoming systems.
We protect offerings more than we protect truth.
We preach comfort instead of conviction.
We avoid correcting sin so attendance won’t drop.
But what’s the point of a full church and empty hearts?
Christianity isn’t about perfect attendance.
It’s about personal integrity.
You can’t keep saying “God knows my heart”
when your actions tell a different story.
Faith without character is hypocrisy in a suit.
Fix your character.
Say sorry when you’re wrong.
Pay what you owe.
Treat people right even when no one is watching.
Because Heaven isn’t impressed by your shout—it’s moved by your change.
Stop using the church as a cover-up for bad behavior.
God doesn’t want your noise.
He wants your transformation.