Unregistered

I believe the Local church is a cult and their main aim is to make money off of their members. There’s plenty of evidence to back these claims up. But one thing they do is tell their gospel preachers to only go after the “good fruit,” who are young and impressionable college students with a bright future. Also they seek after young married couples who might be having children soon. Witness Lee taught them to seek these “good fruits” and to pretty much ignore everyone else. In my view they seek these groups of people because college students have a bright future ahead of them and will make more money in their lifetimes than other groups of people. Making more money means more tithes and spending more money purchasing LSM ministry materials and books.

Young couples will likely have a few children which will grow the numbers of the local churches. This is all planned on purpose to serve their goals. I would just ask is this how Jesus thought while preaching during his earthly ministry? It seems to me Jesus went to the weak and the lame and the downtrodden and the poor, not just to the “good fruit.” They also are often deceptive when ones among them go out to preach for Bibles for America. They don’t like to tell prospective members about Witness Lee in case they look him up on the internet and find out the local churches are considered by many to be a cult. Using deception to preach and recruit doesn’t seem very Christian to me. Just something to consider.