When I attended Regent University, I was trying to figure out where I should go on Sundays. I did go to one church before I went to Wave with a friend. It was good, but the people seemed a bit distant. One Sunday, I got...
Read MoreWhen I attended Regent University, I was trying to figure out where I should go on Sundays. I did go to one church before I went to Wave with a friend. It was good, but the people seemed a bit distant. One Sunday, I got up late so I couldn't go to church that morning. I decided to look at Wave Church's website, and lo and behold, they provided transportation to pick up at Regent. Since I couldn't go that morning, I decided to go that evening. At first, I was a bit skeptical with the worship part, because I was used to the black style of worship, but I listened to the sermon, and they were awesome, and Bible-based. As I kept going, I started to enjoy the worship services, and I went in both the 11AM & 6PM services.
I do recognize that they talk about money, but for a good reason. It's not about the pastor or the congregants, but it's about God and helping others toward Christ. They show where the tithes, offerings, and donations are going towards. The money is not just going towards expanding Wave Church, but to help and spread the Gospel to local communities, this nation, and people around the world. Give what God has placed in your heart, and leave the rest up to Him. Yes, Wave Church has its flaws like all churches have, but they have a vision and they are doing the best they can to make sure that God gets the fame and that He is being preached throughout the world. The church should be a reflection of Christ, and not a place where we sit and complain about what's happening in the world. Instead, the church should be about giving Christ-centered solutions. Wave Church may be a big church, but big doesn't always mean bad. Wave Church may be culturally relevant, but they don't compromise the Word of God. Wave Church's style of worship may be out of many of our leagues, but it's all about worshiping God and not ourselves. Unfortunately, I graduated from Regent, and I had no choice but to move back to Suffolk, so I'm currently not attending Wave. I miss Wave and I hope to go back soon. God bless.
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