Christianity is not a country club or a political party. It has no "membership" goals. Whether it is a minority or majority does not matter. Historically in the past as well as in the present, it has been both and will continue to be so.

I do weep for those that do not have a relationship with God. I often wonder how they thrive especially as the age and stare into the abyss called death. I remember going in for open heart surgery, thinking there was no downside... either I got to meet God face to face or I got to spend more time on earth with my wife, children or grandchildren.

I am not a perfect person by any stretch and "the Church" and all its denominations are comprised of imperfect people like me, but God's will always prevails. And if He chooses to draw more or fewer people to Himself, that is His decision, not ours.

Christians are defined by their relationship with God, not with each other. We fellowship with one another and that is a good thing, but it is not a defining thing.

The message from God has always been the same, He desires to have a relationship with man, has provided a means to make him holy, and stands at the door of every person's heart knocking... not very complicated nor dependent on numbers...