In contrast to secular jobs, where experience or outward appearance may be the primary factors for success, the spiritual domain operates under a different set of principles. Here, those who may be considered less prominent or of lower status are lifted up, while those who possess wealth and power are reminded to embrace humility. The divine directives that govern our spiritual community caution those who are affluent against succumbing to arrogance. Moreover, the legitimacy of leaders within this community hinges on their willingness to submit to the authority of Christ, ensuring that their reverence for Him takes precedence over any desire for status or recognition associated with their roles. In this light, it is a misconception to confine our understanding of the church to merely being a denomination, a physical building, or a social organization. The church is, in fact, the one true spiritual entity on Earth, held together by a distinct form of spiritual vitality. Each of us has been endowed with unique gifts that empower us to serve one another, all the while acknowledging our deep dependence on His strength to fulfill what may appear to be overwhelmingly difficult tasks. As a result, our participation within this spiritual framework goes beyond mere physical elements; it embodies a more profound, spiritual truth that calls us to live in a way that reflects our commitment to His teachings and the unity of the church. Thus, we are reminded that our actions and attitudes should be rooted in this deeper reality, guiding us in our relationships with one another and our collective mission as His church. I appreciate your willingness to share your concerns about the challenges you see in taking certain actions, especially when it feels like we are dependent on others to do so. However, it is essential to understand that fixating on small, insignificant issues can lead us to overlook the deeper significance of our existence in this new life we have embraced. Ultimately, the church is not ours; it is His. Therefore, it is vital for us to earnestly seek His direction on how we can live together in harmony, both within our local congregation and in the broader context of the universal church.