To these people, the organizational structure of the church really doesn't matter. The average church member's disinterest in how the church is governed needs to be challenged , however.
Church government is an extremely practical and theologically significant issue.
So I ask those of you who have not thought much about this subject, or have assumed that it is unimportant, to consider the following points. Some of the worst havoc wrought to the Christian faith has been a direct result of unscriptural forms of church structure. Only a few centuries after the apostles' death, for example, Christian churches began to assimilate both Roman and Jewish concepts of status, power, and priesthood. As a result, church government was clericalized and sacralized. Under Christ's name an elaborately structured institution emerged that corrupted the simple, family structure of the apostolic churches, robbed God's people of their lofty position and ministry in Christ, and exchanged Christ's supremacy over His people for the supremacy of the institutional church.