what happened to faith

[PASTOR ELDER HARVEY THOMPKINS IV]

why do small churches have more faith than larger churches

[Child of the Kingdom]

What do you mean brother? More faith as in what? Can you please clarify your post a bit. :) Thanks

[newview]

The same reason saints in poor countries and poor towns and rough situations have more faith than saints in rich countries and rich towns and delightful situations.
It is NECESSARY for them to be on their knees and in deep contact with the Almighty.

A small church might not have much on the out side and might not be working with much but as Peter told the lame man:

Silver and gold have I none; but such as I have give I thee: In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth rise up and walk.

This little old preacher said during the time of tent revivals - preachers would come through different towns preaching and HEALING and there would be more miracles of healing going on in the black areas than in white areas.
Why?
Black people did not have as much access to healthcare or did not have the finances for it - so all they could do believe the Lord for healing. And he said God could do some mighty - over the top things at those tent revivals.
It was like Jesus going to that town ( I cant remember the name) where He - who was God Almighty - could not do any miracles because of their lack of faith.

As it is with, packed, rich lovely, I have need of nothing, big churches - what do they have to stay on their knees about AS MUCH as a small church or a church that is humbled by its smallness or lack of riches.

To me the saints receive the gift from a mighty God but then instead of woshiping the mighty God - they begin to worship the gift that the mighty God has blessed them with and then they loose a very precious gift in the process - FAITH.

[Evangelist Altha Fugett]

Amen NewView, I agree with you one hundred percent, ooh, but we are fixin to see a change come, see there is no recession in the Kingdom of God, and those that are under it's governing, already have treasures stored up.