Many Christian believers of this world have been afflicted with the “it’s all about me syndrome”. That if the situation or attention is not on them…there is a problem. If they are not getting paid or praised for their work or efforts…they get an attitude. If they are not in charge and enlarged…it’s not worth participating. Many have deduced the entire vocabulary to the word “I”: becoming disillusioned that “I” makes the “team” or “a whole”. Most often hearing statements such as: I do this; I do that; if I had not; or if I had. Sadly but true, most often forgetting what it meant to be “a disciple for Christ”.