Together: A Trinitarian Theology of Teamwork
Robert Muli
- The
- Doctrine
- of
- the
- Trinity
- is
- taught
- in
- both
- the
- Hebrew
- and
- Greek
- Scriptures.
- For
- example,
- God
- said,
- “Let
- us
- make
- man…”
- in
- Genesis
- 1:26.
- One
- person
- of
- the
- Godhead
- was
- speaking
- to
- the
- other
- two.
- Different
- scholars
- hold
- different
- views
- concerning
- the
- doctrine
- of
- the
- Trinity.
- However,
- Christians
- believe
- that
- God
- is
- one
- but
- exists
- in
- three
- persons,
- the
- Father,
- the
- Son,
- and
- the
- Holy
- Spirit.
- Unfortunately,
- very
- few
- have
- written
- about
- how
- the
- nature
- of
- the
- Trinity
- impacts
- ministry
- and
- leadership.
- I
- have
- taken
- much
- time
- to
- research
- and
- write
- about
- the
- teamwork
- principles
- from
- the
- Godhead
- we
- can
- apply
- in
- our
- lives.
- God
- the
- Father,
- the
- Son,
- and
- the
- Holy
- Spirit
- are
- one
- perfect
- team.
- Because
- we
- are
- created
- in
- God’s
- image,
- we
- should
- follow
- the
- example
- of
- teamwork
- from
- the
- Holy
- Trinity.
- I
- have
- written
- this
- book
- to
- inspire
- Christian
- leaders
- to
- embrace
- teamwork
- spirit
- just
- like
- the
- Trinity
- does.
- I
- begin
- by
- discussing
- what
- teamwork
- is,
- the
- difference
- between
- teamwork
- and
- group
- work,
- the
- nature
- of
- God,
- and
- the
- Trinity
- and
- teamwork.
- I
- then
- move
- ahead
- and
- discuss
- how
- to
- create
- effective
- teams
- following
- the
- example
- of
- the
- divine
- team,
- the
- benefits
- of
- teamwork,
- and
- finally,
- the
- steps
- you
- should
- take
- in
- applying
- the
- lessons
- learned
- in
- your
- life
- and work.
