Hot Topic for Believers Part 1

Here's a goodie for ya: if you are currently a believer (ie: believe that Jesus Christ has died thus forgiving your sins and have accepted Him as Lord and Savior of your life) how do you view our modern day churches? Should we be pouring our resources into buildings and programs to bring more people in to our churches or should those $$ be going toward feeding, clothing and providing for the needs of the lost? Should we bring them in (to our church buildings) or meet them where they are at? Have our church services turned into performances or are they really all about growing disciples? Should we be meeting in homes instead of costly buildings, as the early apostles did? Are we still effectively training people in our congregations to "go ye into all the world, teaching them and baptizing them..."? Have we become too comfortable? Why is it that our North American churches seem to be lacking in power? The kind that results in massive change. When did we stop believing (not just knowing but taking action) in miracles and the fact we ARE to be doing "greater works than these"? Where's that line? Tell me what you think friends.