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Many times I have visited my mother in law's church only to come away disillusioned. The service and sermons only give a feel good statement. Pleasant words to the people, no growth, static. You are good and righteous, better than others who need the saving grace of Christ. My church home while growing up was more broad and to the point, no illusions. We are all sinners and no one is good, thus the saving grace. Many churches now follow this feel good philosophy and I believe it is detrimental to the proper growth of the Christian. You must face your sins and shortcomings in order to grow in Christ. The world needs this more than ever and Christians must here the truth, be joyful of your life in Christ but don't be lulled into the false feel good better than others way of thinking.