Sunday christains

On Sunday we fill the church, We sing loud and pray strong. We talk about love and kindness, But many actions go wrong. We say, “God bless you,” smiling, Then talk bad behind backs. We say, “Don’t judge anyone,” But judge in meetings and chats. We give money at the altar, So everyone can see. But ignore the poor and needy, As if they are not our duty. We fight for position and title, Secretary, leader, name. Inside church we look important, Outside we are not the same. Today’s youth say “fellowship,” “Church program,” “ministry time,” But use it for secret relationships, Calling dating something divine. Bible verses in WhatsApp status, DP looking pure and bright, But character is seen in real life, Not only in Sunday light. Unemployment is rising fast, Yet we blame only fate. Faith without hard work Will not change our state. Wearing a cross is easy, But changing your heart is rare. It’s easy to say “I’m Christian,” But show it , if you truly care. ~Sohem