Should I accept the fact that being a pastor is same as a business person?

[Anonymous]

In my mind being a pastor is living life clean in front of God and preach the love and peace and harmony to mundane worls full of weak and hurt people. But in reality church is a such a business. Everyone pastor I knew have an outside marriage affair and they are just preaching for money. Money is the number one reason why they have church. Nothing else. I have been searching and searching for the better person but the money is always hanging over their head.
at this point I want to give up. Should I just accept the fact that church is just another business? Should I forget about seeking the perfect priest?

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

My roommate is training to become a pastor. She’s finished her seminary education in its entirety and is looking for a placement in a church. Yes, churches frequently have to worry about funds because that’s how she is able to afford food. But the point of the church is not a business model, the point is to be a beacon for the community of christ, of which she is a devout follower and a gentle leader. I have no doubt she would flourish in any parish, but her sect of lutheranism only allows for female pastors in one branch so she’s somewhat limited. If you genuinely want to be a pastor, then go for it.

[Staximus]

Jesus isn't going to keep the lights on, money is. Also pastors are just other humans, not perfect. Yeah I know they should lead by example, but you have the blind leading the blind here because they aren't perfect.