When you are a church and do business with a business – Keep in mind you are a representative for your church and when you are doing business with a business your actions reflect on that church.
When you are a church and do business with a business
If you are yelling at a business for something or they done, that yelling or mistreatment is remembered and will not make anyone at that business want to attend your place of worship.
Why would they want to go there if you aren’t showing the love of Christ?
We all make mistakes even you do! God gives us grace, shouldn’t we give it to others too?
This especially happens to employees at restaurants on Sundays, just right after you supposedly have been worshiping God.
Would you want to go to a church where it’s people are being that unchristian like?
Want to know what’s inside someone? Bump into them and you’ll see what truly spills out. Proofs in the pudding as they say.
When you are doing business with a business as a church, remember, you were possibly reaching the unchurched.
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It seems you may have come across a few people on the job behaving badly after they attended their church service
This is just saying in general even in business business related too not just in eating places.
Yes I understood this. There was passion behind the words, so I wanted to make a mild joke about it … in hindsight, I should have put an emoji to show this.
You are good. 🙂