When you look at ministry teams in your Church …
Are they aligning with God’s purposes?
Do they function interdependently?
Are they exercising Christ-like character toward one another?
If so, then they are ready to go on mission together wherein they do more than merely accomplish tasks or develop programs. These kinds of teams are concerned about the spiritual well-being and growth of fellow team members as well as that of the people who benefit from their efforts. These kinds of teams are concerned about God’s agenda for His people to become fully-devoted Christ followers learning to love Him more and more and also to love others as themselves.
The Steering the Church Toward Discipleship Leadership Guide also looks at why the absence of these essentials hurts being on mission together.
For More on These Topics:
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
- A Reliable Means of Equipping Us for Teamwork
- Biblical Principles for Functioning as a Team
- Be an Example of a Team Player
- Rise Above Dysfunctional Team Issues
- Power in His Name to Function as a Team