A great team is one that works in harmony with one
another. A great team works with common purpose / direction… a common mission.
A great team has developed a culture within their group that is committed and
focused.
I read a story about the South Carolina men’s team that
has made it to the Final Four. Coach Martin talked about how the guys have come
together over the last few years. His seniors began with losing records their
first two years (so some would say they weren’t a successful team), yet what
was happening was guys buying into a mission… developing a culture that now has
led them to the program’s first ever Final Four. Coach Martin even wrote about
how the older players are mentoring newer players; training them how to live in
this new culture…
I bring it up because I have been teaching some of my
classes from the Letter to the Philippians and Paul urges the believers at
Philippi to be a team! Chapter 2 verse 2 says, “Then make me truly happy by agreeing wholeheartedly with each other,
loving one another, and working together with one mind and purpose.” (NLT)
Are you part of a team? Do you truly feel “on mission”
with your church? Are you part of a small group (life group) that has vision
and purpose? (We call our “team” a “missional group” as we want a culture
committed to a mission!)
Be a part of something bigger than yourself!
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