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GROUPS = as the church grows it stays small // fire video!

This does not bold well for Millennials. It sounds as though they are demanding that God cater to their demands rather than them serving Gods expectations. A lack of choice is good for self disciplinary needs. On the other hand, if a person has an unusual work schedule, those additional choices make it possible for them to attend services. Based on the statements of some preachers, preaching a single message on Sunday is as exhausting as working an 8 hour day. There aren't that many men who can preach multiple services in a day. Perhaps the solution is to have multiple services that are ministered to by multiple pastors so that the senior pastor does not become unduly exhausted and burn out.

Are you saying a service during the week, like in the morning?

These are gimmicks. I'm a millennial who went back to church bc of my kids, tried hard for a few years, then left again. We want honesty. We want modern morals/ethics/values concerning big headline issues like LGBT rights and women leading in the church. These don't even seem like issues in the real world. Stop politely ignoring conversations! All the older generation are making church decisions because they have the money. Millennials don't have pensions like they did, we need our 10% to plan our own retirements, the offering plate is not going to get it. Big box stores only make a little profit on each sale, but they have to sell a lot. Financially, churches need to do the same, many more families in their pews because each family is going to give a lot lower percentage than a family did 30 years ago. Good luck, you need it.

This is the problem about the church. This pastor is committing church malpractice. This is consumerism. What I need, what I want, the programs I desire, the ministries I want to do. How about getting people to ask God what He desires the church to be instead to giving God ideas.