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Others saw value so rest big chairman

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They don't know 😂

I don't think this has anything to do with Ebuka Songs but we'll keep praying for them all

Yes most of them have other profession aside music but the music is their primary career hence they give more time and dedication towards it and I see no reason why a man shouldn't receive rewards for his works. Read 1st Corinthians 9:7-14 It doesn’t cost soldiers money to serve their country. They earn money for their service. A farmer doesn’t plant a vineyard without enjoying the fruit for himself. A shepherd doesn’t tend a flock without benefiting from his sheep. In the same way, those who devote their lives to the work of the gospel should make their living from their ministry. If the pastors, evangelists, reverend served full time in the church, how else would they provide for themselves and their families if the people of God didn’t support them financially? Paul makes his point explicit in verse 14-"those who proclaim the gospel should get their living by the gospel.” In other words, if one is devoted to preaching the gospel and shepherding God’s people, making a full time job impossible to maintain, he should be paid a salary to support his basic needs. In 2nd Thessalonians 3:6-10 Paul made it known that Christians should work for their money. Anyone who is able, but unwilling, to work should be avoided and should not even eat. Paul practiced what he preached. When he was ministering to the Thessalonians, he worked as a tentmaker, so he didn’t put financial stress upon the congregation. Nevertheless, he had the authority to collect a salary from them. He had that right (V.9), but he was trying to be an example to particular people who clearly had individuals among them who ceased working. To say it another way, Paul had the right to take a salary from the church for his work as a minister, but he chose not to for reasons pertaining to the Thessalonian context. Our pastors and ministry leaders care for our souls and provide an invaluable service to our families. Not only should we obey Scripture’s mandate to pay them, but we should also desire to be as generous as possible to make their job a joy, because that is to our advantage in the end.

He is worth it if you can't afford him sorry

Yes, the Bible says that a workman is worthy of his pay. It also states that your gift will make room for you. Back in the day when ministers didn't change they struggled to take care of their family. The Bible also states that money answers all things. This means that you need money to take care of yourself and family. This is their job just like your 9-5 is.❤❤🙏🏾

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