Good morning and happy Sunday believers.
Today is my church's end of the year Thanksgiving service and we are all enjoined to give God thanks for some major things he's done for us. I have one but do not want to share it to the congregation maybe for security reasons or so, but in my heart, it seems I'm not being grateful although I have always been thanking God for that in my silent prayers.
Now, over to you, must testimony and Thanksgiving be shared in the church?



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InansBobo:
■ Good morning and happy Sunday believers. Today is my church's end of the year Thanksgiving service and we are all enjoined to give God thanks for some major things he's done for us. I have one but do not want to share it to the congregation maybe for security reasons or so, but in my heart, it seems I'm not being grateful although I have always been thanking God for that in my silent prayers. Now, over to you, must testimony and Thanksgiving be shared in the church?

You Christians essentially worship your pastors and mogs — they are the masters whom you serve in your religion. Servants are typically those who obey their masters. So, maybe you should obey your masters so they can continue to consider you of them.