Welcome to track number three of warnings of purpose.

We're doing in Switzerland at a point.

And even paying transport, go calm, go calm.

We don't do that.

And that was an exception.

And we don't do that anymore.

Any person in Switzerland who doesn't want to go at his own experience should kindly

lay down his Bible and just be in the nearest church. That's an Asha or whatever work you can

do there. You do it there. That's all. Yeah. Are you listening to me?

So, a lay pastor is somebody who is not paid transportation.

And I want to say that even one day, if I'm not around, I would tell you a sign of the

corruption of this church is when lay pastors are paid, even the smallest amount of money.

You just mark it.

If I die before you, remember if you are still in the church that I told you this particular sign,

that it is the sign that the church is going off course,

that lay pastors are paid, giving transport any form of money

or whatever for the work that they do.

Because the essence of being a lay pastor is that you are volunteering your help that the church has not got the need to pay for which other churches are trying to emulate.

And others are trying to learn that example.

And also to ensure that full-time ministry is kept pure

as really something that you want to do not for money.

So just remember, because that is the very thing that will.

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