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**radikal** · 03-16-2010, 11:48 AM

The advantage of Church with huge congregation, is manpower and resources they can do things that is uncommon of others.

The church requires the cooperation of all the members of the body of Christ. Sometimes its members make serious mistakes, but this never means they are not needed. They may need rebuke followed by forgiveness and restoration, but we must recognize they are needed as members of the body of Christ as Paul make so clear in 1 Corinthians 12. Its a team effort.

In the realm of sports today and even in the corporate world, we often hear the terms, team player, team effort. In football, the truly great running backs are usually quick to give credit to the effort of the whole team, especially to the linemen, because they wisely realize a running back’s ability to make yardage is dependent upon the efforts of the rest of the team. We often hear players and coaches praising members of the team as a team players. It’s a quality highly regarded because it is so valuable to the team effort.

Jesus also teaches us about delegation of duties and responsibilities (Mark 1:14-18, 3:13-19)

More is given, more is expected.

03-16-2010, 11:48 AM	#11
radikal Join Date Oct 2005 Age 54 Posts 4,523 Senior Member	The advantage of Church with huge congregation, is manpower and resources they can do things that is uncommon of others. The church requires the cooperation of all the members of the body of Christ. Sometimes its members make serious mistakes, but this never means they are not needed. They may need rebuke followed by forgiveness and restoration, but we must recognize they are needed as members of the body of Christ as Paul make so clear in 1 Corinthians 12. Its a team effort. In the realm of sports today and even in the corporate world, we often hear the terms, team player, team effort. In football, the truly great running backs are usually quick to give credit to the effort of the whole team, especially to the linemen, because they wisely realize a running back’s ability to make yardage is dependent upon the efforts of the rest of the team. We often hear players and coaches praising members of the team as a team players. It’s a quality highly regarded because it is so valuable to the team effort. Jesus also teaches us about delegation of duties and responsibilities (Mark 1:14-18, 3:13-19) More is given, more is expected.
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