Selling In The Church Is Normal - Rev Harrison Ayintete

Rev. Harrison Ayintete recently posed a thought-provoking question: "Before you brand a preacher a charlatan for selling supernatural products, have you branded your pastor a charlatan for selling supernatural books?"

This poignant inquiry highlights the importance of examining our own biases and double standards. We often criticize individuals who profit from supernatural products, labeling them as deceitful or manipulative. However, have we ever stopped to consider our own support of spiritual leaders and authors who offer supernatural insights or experiences?

We frequently purchase books, attend seminars, and financially support ministries that promise spiritual guidance or divine revelation. Yet, when someone else offers unconventional spiritual products or services, we quickly condemn them as false prophets or charlatans.

Rev. Ayintete's statement encourages us to consider our own inconsistencies and biases. By recognizing and addressing these double standards, we can work towards a more balanced understanding of spirituality and consumerism. Let's strive for fairness, critical thinking, and compassion in our evaluations, acknowledging the complex and multifaceted nature of human spirituality.