It is not wealth that I'm against; it is not wealth that is a problem; it's the heart of the wealthy. Wealth is not an excellent way to gauge the parameter of a person's faith, good work ethic, or character; it is the weakest and most misleading way to measure faith, good work ethic, and character. Most of these religious leaders wealth or advantage in life had nothing to do with faith; they are a product and beneficiary of nepotism, being privileged, kinship, favoritism, and, yes, being scandals_not from having faith. I say that to say this: Being a preacher, pastor, prophet, or pedagogue are gifts that God will supply the means and necessities to live, but these gifts were never meant as a means of generating wealth. These individuals have generated more wealth than souls and have made those souls that follow them as close to hell as they are. These "LEADERS" have more friends on Facebook, more followers on Instagram, more connections on LinkedIn, more money in their bank accounts, and more people in their congregations that you would think should speak to their ligitamacy_but it doesn't. These reasons are why Jesus rebuked the religious leaders (Matthew 23, Matthew 24) in front of the disciples and in the presence of those who followed him and why he admonished his disciples and the inquisitors who followed him to be watchful and not to let no man deceive them, especially those who say they come in His name (preacher, pastor, prophet, or pedagogue ) or who say they are Him. The Church has become this religious storm of deception that has reached a "Category 7 level," with catastrophic effects. This is the reason for reconstruction; This is the reason for the watch.
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