Pastors will tell you that God is there to help you in your life, so you should pray to Him if you need something. The majority of pastors will say this and people seem to be glad to believe it as well.
Some church people are having a fun time working for their slave master and they seem to like the fact that when any problems come along like sickness, God will then step in after a prayer from the pastor and make them well so that they can go back to working hard for their slave master.
Some church people also seem to be glad when they manage to get a job and of course the pastor will encourage them to pray for success, with church people even giving testimonies about how they have managed to get a job that they wanted. The only problem with this is that if the church person manages to get the job, then that means that other people have missed out on it, so if other church people have missed out on that job, then is God being biased? Obviously God can't make more than one person get that job, but if a church person getting a job was so important to God, then shouldn't God then make sure that every church person is employed?
The church pastors obviously cannot mention this to people because they might then realise that them getting a job is not actually that important a thing for God to help them with, because of the church people who are unemployed. Are the employed church people more important than the unemployed church people?
When pastors have been trying to get people to come back to church after the virus pandemic, it looks as if some of the members are making excuses now, because they realise that they can have the convenience of worship while sitting at home. These sit at home worshippers will usually also be the ones that did not really want to go to church so that they can meet with their fellow church members and show love to them, so they might actually be glad at this chance to be able to worship God, without being inconvenienced by having to care about the other people that are in their church.