I find that most Christians understand they are to work for the Lord but somehow fail to comprehend what to do or how to perform it. We learn to do what we understand we must do. The knowledge that God's people are to work coupled with the desire to be acceptable to Him with the least amount of effort has led to many errors and misconceptions concerning the performance of the work. Following the Lord is a daily task that cannot be completed in one hour. Something more is demanded and expected.
Action is required.
Still others think the work done by the local church of which one becomes a part by local identity, viz. , attendance, giving and encouraging those who actually do the works, is all that is required. It is evident that believers are burdened with responsibilities which are not to become the burden of the local church. One cannot, therefore, fulfill all God expects of him as a Christian by faithfully discharging his duty as a member of the local church. Additional work is required. Such reasoning is without logic.