Synopsis "21 Irrefutable Ways Pastors Expose Themselves To Sexual Immorality"
It has been said that any minister of the gospel can pray, praise and shout instructions to the congregation. If you want to know which minister is really born again and still in spirit, watch closely what they do when: 1.Money is on the table to be shared 2.There is a lucrative position of power to be filled in the ministry and: 3.There is a naked woman or cheap sex to be had. The third item of the notorious list should rank first of challenges ministers face today irrespective of the denomination, rank and calling of the person involved. The problem is everywhere and cuts across borders. Listen to this report: "Posted by Horus Gilgamesh on Jun 5, 2014 in GET INVOLVED: 25 MORE PASTORS ARRESTED - MAY 2014: This is a serious problem that very few people are willing to discuss out of fear, guilt, or... denial. While it is easy to point an accusing finger at the Catholic Church for decades of covered up child abuse, it appears to be far too easy to ignore the fact that the problem of coercive sex crimes are just as, if not more prevalent among Protestant churches in America today. Of course, we don't hear about them in the national news because they aren't inter-connected to a massive worldwide organization like the Vatican. However, isn't the scariest part that these crimes go on right in front of our nose while nobody really talks about it simply because Protestant pastors don't wear "funny robes"? Much like their Catholic counterparts, Protestant pastors and ministers are trusted with children who have been taught to obey the authority of their church leaders" In another report, Vanguard Newspapers of April 23, 2017 reported that a Nigerian pastor based in South Africa was charged to court for a litany of sex offences. Consider also this in the international edition of Guardian Newspaper of Australia: By Christopher Knaus on Friday 17 March 2017 "More than 1,100 complaints of child sexual abuse were made against hundreds of Anglican church clergy and laypeople over 35 years, new data shows. The child abuse royal commission released another tranche of data about Australia's churches on Friday, this time revealing the scale of the abuse crisis within the Anglican Church's parishes, schools and youth groups." And lastly this: CHRISTIANITY TODAY in its 10 March 2015 edition published this headline: "Chinese pastor Yuan Zhiming accused of raping founder of Christian charity" I can go on and on with more reports but they all only point to one issue and that is that the problem of sexual immorality cuts across national borders, race and denominations. It is a major problem that is dragging the name of the Lord to the mud and pitching many pastors against national and humanitarian laws. The questions a discerning mind would want to ask now are: 1. What are the causative factors? 2. And how can sexual immorality among pastors be avoided? This book examines these issues critically and proffers solutions based on research work carried out by this author and various discussion teams engaged on this issue in several seminars held world-wide as well as research into other relevant data available. The book also makes practical suggestions on what the reader can do as a clergy man to avoid sexual immorality.
