Our problem is not lack of knowledge, capacity or resources. Our real Challenge is a crisis of values, a distorted sense of priorities and a culture built on dishonesty and self-interest.
Unfortunately, what is often emphasized in The church today, under the guise of "preaching," is contributing to the problem. When believers are given the impression that success is measured only by material possessions, the biggest house, the flashiest car, the most expensive lifestyle, we are not promoting the Kingdom of God but encouraging greed.
Any individual, church or nation that elevates materialism above godly values is heading toward disaster. This is why the church must rediscover its sacred mission: to be salt and light in a darkened nation.
The church must play a central role in the rebirth and reformation of our society. This begins with a redefinition of our moral code, national values personal discipline. The solution is not political alone; it is spiritual and oral. This transformation is achievable if the church places greater emphasis on sound biblical teaching rooted in righteousness, Practical application of the Word and Living as examples of the message we preach.