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Image123:Reading the post, i think yommy is talking about the true identity & ownership of the ‘church’ here. Is it the building or the people? I think that’s the message here and not whether we should gather together at some location. It does appear that a good number of people see the building as the ‘church’. |
[quote author=Vivian. SA link=topic=577773.msg7841641#msg7841641 date=1299192840]Which makes to come back to the question,on what is the main objective on being on Yookos.Except the fact that one needs to be on it if they are CE members because its a ministry social network platform.Besides that, what response are the developers looking for from the broader society outside CE when they developed the application? Can the CE suggest reasons as this will be of great help. Thank You.[/quote]I m not CE, but i will give you my reason It's goes beyond the need for networking among CE members. The idea is to bring CE to the broader society or viewed from another perspective, to bring the broader society to CE It's a brand awareness thing you can call it marketing ![]() |
ikejiani:Did Jesus ask for money? Did Jesus collect tithe? Did Jesus preach that money is required to spread the gospel? Did Jesus preach that one must donate his money to the 'church' (as a registered entity) to be blessed? Learn to make true Christians out of the congregation and you will spread the gospel at little or no cost. |
ikejiani:You guys spend big money chasing small profit, that’s your problem. The pastor already have difficulty making good Christians out of the crowd that sits directly in front of him every Sunday (and sometimes on weekdays), what makes you think he will achieve more by splashing big money on media? ikejiani:You mean Apostle Paul was selfish |
ikejiani:Everybody want to be rich, but you don’t bribe God to achieve this. |
ikejiani:And you (or the church) need to collect money before this can be achieved? ikejiani:So what do you tell him? To go steal or give God egunje so his prayers will be answered? Bribing the Almighty will not yield the desired result. ikejiani:How do you achieve this ![]() |
ogajim:I am not sure they ever thought people would give their life to Christ for free. In their book, Christ paid the initial sacrifice on the cross and must continue to pay to buy the loyalty/cooperation of Christians. Don’t blame him though, i blame the politicians that made our economy what it is today. A lot of people go to ‘church’ due to life’s challenges and they are vulnerable to ‘pastoral exploitation’. |
Pastor AIO:I want to believe he is a pastor. ikejiani:And where is the evidence? ikejiani:Good question, why really do you think people pay tithe? Do you think it’s because they want to spread the gospel? Or do you think it’s because they want to be the next Bill Gates or Warren Buffet? ikejiani:It was never Christ’s intention that the gospel be expensive, you made it so. Apostle Paul spent very little to spread the gospel. His letters are read by billions of people today in different part of the world. How do you think he achieved it? Do you think Apostle Paul was collecting cash (fraudulently or legitimately) to spread the gospel you read today? Read the bible to discover his approach, adopt it and you might be able to take it further at very little cost. ikejiani:So you must hoodwink the congregation into supporting/funding your so called gospel. You don’t preach the gospel, instead you teach people to be greedy, selfish, to lust for material wealth e.t.c. If you preach the true gospel, you won’t need tithe to spread it. You know why? People would give (contribute) in excess of what you collect from tithe to meet any need. ikejiani:And those that don’t pay tithe are also mightily blessed of God. So what exactly are you saying? |
Pastor AIO:Yes oooo ![]() |
Snowwy:There is nothing wrong in you giving a percentage of your income to the church (as a registered entity), but the decision has to be yours. Pastors should not be the one to determine the percentage you give. I would prefer pastors encouraging members to give without specifying the percentage amount. |
crossman9:Haba! why na It cant be that bad ![]() |
Pastor AIO:1. To market CEC business without interference 2. To monitor the activities of CEC marketing team e.g. how many customers did each marketer bring in last week? (win rate). |
Joagbaje: ![]() |
Na wa oh Jo don take style turn church members to marketers. I hope it's on commission basis ![]() |
^^^^ Interesting ![]() |
Joagbaje: Joagbaje:I still don’t agree with you on this. Your statement above is misleading. You give the impression here an unbeliever can win God’s favor based on works alone. e.g. If an unbeliever builds a church for CEC, God will respond to his every request because God loves church builders. I don’t think we should ignore his motivation for building the synagogue. The man also displayed proof of his belief in Christ when he sent his friends to stop Christ from coming into his house. mabell:With the above, I believe you are the only cec rep. that has made any attempt to understand frosbel’s post Joagbaje’s reaction is expected, we know he will resist any message that will have an adverse impact on his cash inflow. |
Azibalua:What are you trying to say here Are you saying zikkyy is not truthful Do you have evidence to support this wicked accusation ![]() |
KunleOshob:Nooo! I dey kampe ![]() free123:Don’t panic, I have not gone bonkers I just wanted to see what it like arguing from a Joagbaje perspective ![]() |
Image123:Which one you dey na ![]() Image123:abi? ![]() GMcompere:I believe you will be having issues to settle with your pastor. He will not be happy with you. |
KunleOshob: ![]() GMcompere:It was the temple’s storehouse which equates to church bank account today (since you are bringing cash). The church can choose to spend it how they want. They can use it for mission work if they want to, that’s no longer your business. If choose to split it and render half to God, you have not tithed, and likely to miss out on the associated blessings. GMcompere:I am not being legalistic; there is a requirement for tithing. Are you saying that is not the reason you pay tithe? What did the commandment say? Did the commandment say you can pay tithe anywhere, anyhow? Are you obeying the commandment of tithing by splitting it? GMcompere:What about your regular church offerings? Am sure it’s not from the tithe. Same way you can support the missionaries and other charitable activities from the 90%. If you are not happy with this advice, then you probably have to re-evaluate your current ‘giving model’ if it’s not working for you. But I can tell you tithe is not negotiable, it must be ten percent to your local church (or temple storehouse as applicable) or it’s no longer a tithe. BTW what did your pastor tell you? |
GMcompere:Tithe is a tenth and it belongs to God, and you can’t split it. Shikenna. The tithe must go to God’s house. 5% is no longer tithe; it has to be a tenth (10%). Why is it difficult for you to fund the missionaries from the remaining 90%? I don’t think your heart should not be involved here; tithe is a commandment you must adhere to. If it is not about the money (or percentages), why call it tithe? Are you sure you understand what you are talking about or maybe I should ask why you (your basis for) tithe? |
GMcompere:No! You cannot split your tithe. There is nothing like half tithe. Tithe belongs to God and your local pastor is the ‘on-ground’ representative to receive your tithe. You cannot pay your tithe outside your local church please. Any attempt to split it will result in you missing out on the blessings attached to the tithe. You still have 90% of your earnings to play with. You can support the missionaries from this ![]() |
LoveKing:Yes o To prove tithe is compulsory you have to think outside the box (bible). You should try going through NL tithing threads; you are likely to see (fraud motivated) creativity at its best ![]() |
ogajim:Yes o! That’s a fact. The only reason some of us post around here is because of the ‘potentials’ that are likely to be deceived by their frequent regurgitation of the ‘greed/lust for material gains inspired’ pastoral misinterpretation of the bible. ogajim:A good number of churches preach compulsory tithing. It was never a CEC thing. It appears to be all about CEC, probably due to the fact that they have the most (hyper) active representation around here (and takes all the bashing). |
nuclearboy:I think there should some limitations on the use of his brain. It's safer to copy and paste from the more experienced Oyaks. This will minimise the number of controversial posts ![]() |
But oga Jo, an e-version will not cost the church anything na or is there something i am not aware of ![]() |
yommyuk:That’s what you think. But your post reflects the contrary (reason why I said you should listen to yourself), especially when you equate tithing to giving. You want me express my love in percentage terms ![]() |
yommyuk:You really believe it does ![]() yommyuk:This is my position as well, you don’t need to. But you spend time doing that in the course of encouraging me to tithe. yommyuk:Good for you ![]() yommyuk:You are. What you are telling me to do here is give not tithe. yommyuk:I don’t need to know, I am not interested. It’s of no value to me ![]() yommyuk:Sorry to disappoint you, but I have never given a tenth of my income to my pastor or Church (as a registered entity different from the members). You are the one attempting to deceive me here yommyuk:Fool you ke? I am only trying to remove the olumo rock in your eye with my state of the art, fast selling (& super effective) ‘eye cleaner’ ![]() yommyuk:Okay, if you say so ![]() yommyuk:Good for you. I really like this post If you continue with posts like this, I just might tithe ![]() yommyuk:Ba wahala. yommyuk:Ensure they don’t end up gamblers and see God as a 'kalo-kalo' machine. You can do that by not interpreting the bible to suit your message. God did mandate you to give in percentages,My apologies for the error, the post below has been corrected. Zikkyy: yommyuk:I already told you I do give, but not in tithes. You are not satisfied with that ![]() |
yommyuk:If you see tithing and giving as the same, it’s most likely you don’t give more than 10%. Please don’t tell me you measure true Christian love in percentages ![]() |
Azibalua:This is the problem I have with you people You justify your action with Malachi (which refers to the tithing requirement under Mosaic law), when you are harassed, you run off to hide behind Melchizedek, your high priest (having rejected Christ as your high priest). Maybe Melchizedek told you tithe is mandatory, or did Melchizedek call non tithe paying Christians robbers? Please don’t take this as an insult (that’s not the intention), but I think you are a candidate for rehab, you need to get the ROR off your blood stream, pick the bible please. |
yommyuk:I do understand you need a justification for your tithing activities. But please do listen to yourself. You are not talking about tithing. What you have been preaching is giving, not tithing. You only deceive yourself and the not so smart and desperate Christians. Don’t let the pastors foo.l you, there is nothing like tithing as you purposes in your heart, there is nothing like tithing 20%, 40%. These are all giving. Tithing is a tenth, and nobody in the bible paid more than a tenth as tithe in the bible. Tithing restrict giving (to 10%), and some people might feel justified having rendered his/her 10%. So you are likely to do more damage than good, when you encourage people to give 10% (especially when they can give more). By doing this you also bring rules (the setting of thresh-holds) into giving, it is no longer giving as you purposes in your heart. Giving is good, it reflects love (if done with a sincere heart). Giving a tenth of your income to your church (as you purposes in your heart) is not a bad thing. God did not set this rule for you, if it was based on your love for God and your love for your neighbor, he will accept your offering. Please go ahead and render a tenth of your income to the church if that is what you want to do. You do not need to provide justification. I just need you to get this out of your head; God did not (Edit) mandate you to give in percentages, Christ did not request giving in percentages, the apostle did not preach giving in percentages. The Lord will be most pleased if you can give your all. |
nuclearboy:True talk |
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It's goes beyond the need for networking among CE members. The idea is to bring CE to the broader society or viewed from another perspective, to bring the broader society to CE
It's a brand awareness thing 

It cant be that bad

To prove tithe is compulsory you have to think outside the box (bible). You should try going through NL tithing threads; you are likely to see (fraud motivated) creativity at its best
Tithing as an acknowledgment for honoring God for his goodness and giving me the grace to have more than enough to give; especially to the gospel/needy.