Team Building Pulling on God’s Power

Therefore, my dear friends, as you have always obeyed – not only in my presence, but now much more in my absence – continue to work out your salvation with fear and trembling, for it is God who works in you to will and to act in order to fulfill his good purpose. (Phil. 2:12-13)

To live out the basics on life in Christ in team building, we must pull on the power of God.

3 Points about Aligning with Christ in Team Building

If we look at some of the phrases in Philippians 2:12-13 we find that teaches the following about team building:

1. Aligning with Christ in team building takes an ongoing effort. (“continue …”)

2. Team building in alignment with Christ takes God’s power. (“it is God who works in you …”)

3. Pulling on God’s power to be a team takes a wholehearted trust. (“work out … with fear and trembling”)

Order the Steering the Church Toward God’s Power Leadership Guide for an explanation of the above three points. In addition to the need for God’s power in team building, this resource looks at 24 other leader tasks and responsibilities.

All Posts about Team Building:

• Essential Team Building Components
• Team Building by Aligning with God’s Purposes
• Team Building by Functioning Interdependently
• Team Building by Exercising Christ-like Character
• Team Building Leads to being on Mission Together
• Team Building Pulling on God’s Power
• Power to Function as a Team Because of the Gospel
• The Difference God’s Power Makes in Functioning as a Team
• Power to Function as a Team Because of Grace
• Power to Function as a Team Because of the Holy Spirit
• Power to Function as a Team When Praying Together
• Power to Function as a Team Because of Spiritual Gifts
• Perspective to Function as a Team