13/02/2026
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We live in an era where the success of a church is often measured by its decibel level, the size of its campus, and the sheer volume of its programs.
We look at a massive, busy congregation and think, "God must really be moving there."
But A.W. Tozer calls this out for what it is: a monstrous heresy. We have convinced ourselves that God is impressed by our noise, our activity, and our bluster. We think that if we make a big enough scene, God is surely pleased.
However, God isn't looking for a circus. He isn't impressed by how much we can do or how loud we can be. He is looking for a people who are hungry for Him, not just hungry for entertainment.
A church that pleases God isn't necessarily the biggest one; it's the one where His presence is the main attraction, not the side show.